Pineapples are rich in Taiwan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan and other regions in China.

Guangdong Province has a large pineapple cultivation area and a large output. The production areas are concentrated in Shantou, Zhanjiang, Jiangmen and other regions and the suburbs of Guangzhou.

The main production areas in Guangxi are in Nanning, Wuming, Yongning, Ningming, Bobai and other counties and cities.

Pineapples have their own special growth habits. Most pineapples have rosette-shaped leaves. A leaf tube that can store water is formed at the base of the leaf cluster. The water required for the growth and development of this type of pineapple is not stored in the leaf flesh, but in the naturally formed groove at the central growth point of the clustered leaf cluster. In addition to frequent watering to keep the pot soil moist during the growing season, it is also necessary to frequently water the leaf tube so that there is sufficient water stored in the leaf tube so that it can thrive. This is a special habit of pineapples.

Pineapple is native to the tropical hot and arid areas of South America. It grows in semi-shaded tropical rainforests. It likes warmth and is relatively shade-tolerant. Due to long-term artificial cultivation and domestication, it has increased its light requirements. It grows well under sufficient light, and the fruit has high sugar content and good quality.

Insufficient light will lead to slow growth, high acid content in the fruit, and poor quality. However, if the light is too strong and the temperature is high, the leaves will turn red and yellow, and the fruit will be easily burned.

Pineapple has a wide adaptability to soil. Because the root system is shallow and aerobic, loose, well-drained, and rich in organic matter soil is the best. Lean, heavy, poorly drained soil and high groundwater level are not conducive to the growth of pineapples.

Pineapples are dwarfs, and wind damage has little direct impact. Winds below level 3 are also conducive to respiration. Strong typhoons and strong winds can also blow down plants, break fruit stalks, and twist leaves, affecting normal growth and development; cold winds and cold rains in winter can cause heart rot.

Introduction to pineapple:

Pineapple is a tropical fruit, called yellow pear in Singapore and Malaysia, and called pineapple in mainland China and Hong Kong. There are more than 70 varieties, one of the four famous fruits in Lingnan.

Pineapple is native to the Amazon River Basin in Brazil and Paraguay in South America, and was introduced to China from Brazil in the 16th century. Now it has spread to the entire tropical region. Its edible part is mainly composed of the fleshy enlarged inflorescence axis and the flowers arranged spirally on the periphery. The flowers are usually not solid, and the persistent perianth lobes form a cavity, which contains atrophied stamens and pistils. The fiber of the leaves is very tough and can be used for weaving, rope making, netting and papermaking. Pineapple and pineapple are the same fruit biologically.