Only in summer, in shade/part sun. Bring in before nights <50°F. Not hardy in ground.
Pineapple from a top takes 18–24 months to fruit. Yours has a 3–4" fruit—it's close! Harvest when bottom half turns golden yellow.
Keep it alive, harvest the fruit, then start a new top together. It's a perfect kid project—visible progress, edible result.
Don't bury it. With corrected watering and light, this plant will reward your grandson's faith.
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