Pineapple Plants for Sale - Sweet, Exotic, and Easy to Grow at Home

Looking for the best pineapple plants for sale to bring a tropical touch to your garden or patio?

Our hand-selected pineapple varieties are perfect for home growers who want to enjoy fresh, juicy fruit right from the plant. Easy to care for, compact in size, and full of flavor, these plants make a unique addition to any home garden.

Unlike seed-grown pineapples, our nursery-grown plants are true to type and produce reliable harvests. Whether you’re looking for a classic golden pineapple or a rare low-acid variety, this collection has something for every taste.

Why Choose a Pineapple Plant from Everglades Farm?

Our pineapple plants are the top choice for gardeners because they:

• Produce sweet, flavorful fruit in 24-36 months, depending on the pot size and growing conditions.

• Stay compact and are perfect for patios, balconies, or small gardens.

• Can be grown in containers indoors or outdoors, making them versatile for any space.

• Offer unique tropical fruit varieties you won’t easily find at local garden centers.

• Bring a touch of the tropics to your home, with vibrant foliage and a striking fruit crown.

• Are shipped healthy, disease-free, and ready to thrive in your garden or home.

Growing your own pineapple plant is not just fun, it’s also rewarding. Few experiences compare to slicing into a pineapple that you nurtured yourself, knowing it’s fresh, chemical-free, and grown right at home.

Explore Our Pineapple Collection

Here are the five standout pineapple plants you’ll find in our collection:

• Elite Gold Pineapple: A golden classic known for its rich sweetness and aromatic fruit. Loved for its balanced flavor, Elite Gold is one of the most popular pineapples to grow at home.

• White Jade Pineapple Plant: Famous for its smooth, low-acid flesh, White Jade is gentle on the palate and deliciously sweet. Perfect if you prefer a pineapple without the tangy bite.

• Sugar Loaf Pineapple: A compact variety with outstanding sweetness, perfect for container growing. Its fruit has white flesh, low acidity, and a melt-in-your-mouth texture.

• Florida Special Pineapple Plant (Ananas comosus): This hardy variety is not only juicy and flavorful but also more tolerant to cooler nights. A top choice if you live in subtropical or borderline climates.

• Juicy Pineapple - Ananas comosus: Bursting with tropical flavor, this variety delivers the juiciest fruit, making it the go-to plant for true pineapple lovers.

Each plant links directly to its product page where you’ll find photos, care tips, and shipping details.

How to Grow and Care for Pineapple Plants

Pineapple plants are easy to grow, even for beginners. They thrive in bright light or full sun, need well-draining soil, and should be watered only when the top inch of soil feels dry. During the growing season, a monthly balanced fertilizer keeps them healthy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do pineapple plants keep producing fruit?
A pineapple plant typically produces one fruit per cycle. After harvesting, it grows pups or suckers that you can plant to start the process again.

How long does it take to grow a pineapple?
Most pineapple plants produce fruit in 24 to 36 months, depending on pot size and growing conditions.

Can I grow a pineapple indoors?
Yes! Pineapple plants adapt well to containers indoors, provided they receive enough sunlight. A bright south-facing window or grow light works well.

Is pineapple a tree or a plant?
Despite the name, pineapples are tropical plants in the bromeliad family, not trees. The fruit grows on a short stalk at the plant’s center.

What climate do pineapple plants need?
They grow best in warm, tropical or subtropical conditions, but they can also thrive in pots that can be moved indoors during cooler months.

Bring Home Your Pineapple Plant Today

Whether you’re a tropical fruit lover or simply want a striking plant for your garden, our pineapple collection has the perfect choice for you. Order today and enjoy the beauty, flavor, and fun of growing your very own pineapple at home.

Read: Master the Gold Pineapple Plant: Steps for Successful Growth