outer tissue at the very tip of the stem, leaving a clean, flat surface.
3. Cure/Callous the Stem for 2 to 3 Days: Essential step to prevent fungal rot.
Place the prepared crown upside down on a dry paper towel in a shady, warm location with good airflow for 48 to 72 hours. This allows the cut stem wound to dry out and form a calloused protective barrier against soil fungi.
Step 3: Rooting Your Pineapple (Water vs. Soil)
Once calloused, you can root your pineapple using either a
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