decorative pineapple plant Ananas 'Champaca' – Ornamental Pineapple Plant – Plant Studio
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decorative pineapple plant

decorative pineapple plant Ananas 'Champaca' – Ornamental Pineapple Plant – Plant Studio

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decorative pineapple plant Ananas 'Champaca' – Ornamental Pineapple Plant – Plant Studio** REDUCED ** They are happy plants, just cosmetic damage from being in the shop. Please get in touch with us if you would like to receive images or further information. Ananas 'Champaca' is a bold and beautiful ornamental pineapple that brings tropical drama wherever it goes. With stiff, sword like leaves and the potential to produce a small, decorative pineapple, this plant is a total conversation starter. Whether or not it fruits, the wild rosette

** REDUCED ** They are happy plants, just cosmetic damage from being in the shop. Please get in touch with us if you would like to receive images or further information.

Ananas 'Champaca' is a bold and beautiful ornamental pineapple that brings tropical drama wherever it goes. With stiff, sword-like leaves and the potential to produce a small, decorative pineapple, this plant is a total conversation starter. Whether or not it fruits, the wild rosette form and silvery green tones make it a perfect sculptural feature for bright spaces.

Plant Care
Light:
Loves full sun to bright indirect light. Give it as much sun as you can indoors, or pop it outside in summer for a proper tropical glow-up.

Watering:
Let the top half of the soil dry out before watering. Avoid soaking the centre rosette too often, and use rainwater or filtered water where possible.

Temperature:
Thrives in 20–28°C. Keep it above 15°C, and bring indoors before nights get chilly.

Potting:
Best in our A Sandy Loam mix — free-draining and just gritty enough to suit its bromeliad roots.

Hot tips:
This plant may produce a small pineapple after a few years — treat it like a bonus! Once it fruits, the main plant will slowly die back, but pups will pop up around the base. You can pot those up and start the party again.

Pet Friendly: No

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