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Preventing Mold on a Rooting Pineapple Top: Air Circulation Is Key

Cause

Humid, stagnant air → fuzzy white mold on crown.

Fix

Indoors: oscillating fan to keep air moving.
Outdoors: move it outside to finish rooting.

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