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Home > Greigia sphacelata – Hardy Pineapple

Greigia sphacelata  Hardy Pineapple

Greigia sphacelata – Hardy Pineapplenew
Product Code: Y6PBGRSP
Ornamental Value: Pretty
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  • 10 seeds
 0.01 kg USD 8.47

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  • 100 seeds
 0.01 kg USD 20.64
  • 1,000 seeds
 0.02 kg USD 140.15
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 0.16 kg USD 1,075.54

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This large, clustering bromeliad forms rosettes of narrow, leathery leaves with spiny edges and drooping tips. It produces edible and divinely flavored fruits, known as 'chupones' that are said to combine the flavor of pineapple, coconut and kiwi in a single fruit. Native to southern central Chile, it grows in the unerstory or on the edge of forests and will adapt to warm temperate climates with occasional moderate freezes.
Cultural Requirements
Sun Exposure Full sun from early age
Light shade when young
Light shade in dry, hot climates
Light shade in all climates
Deep shade when young
Frost Tolerance Moderate
Water Requirements High
Wind Tolerance Moderate
Appearance
Growth Rate Moderate
Growth Form Shrub
Perennial Rosette Plant
Ornamental Value Pretty
Uses
Properties Evergreen
Hazards Spiny
Gardening Fence
Ornamental
Potted
Food/Medicinal Edible Fruit
Agriculture/Forestry Agroforestry
Classification
Plant Group Bromeliads
Botanical Order Poales
Botanical Family Bromeliaceae
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Tags: agroforestry, bromeliaceae, bromeliads, edible fruit, evergreen, fence, greigia, hardy, ornamental, perennial rosette plant, pineapple, poales, potted, shrub, sphacelata, spiny
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