A pineapple plant with a small developing fruit shows brown and gray spots on the stalk. The owner wants to know if intervention can help the fruit mature.
There's little to do at this stage except:
The fruit may reach a decent size before the stalk collapses—but often it doesn't. Once the main stalk fruits, it dies anyway, and a pup from the base becomes the next producer. Focus care on the pup for future harvests.
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