You might not have heard the name before, but chances are you'll know these pineapple ... plenty of easy-to-grow bromeliad types, whether your goal is add color to your houseplant collection ...

Add a tropical touch to your space with this bold-leafed beauty, which loves ample natural light and high humidity Why will I love it? To make a bold statement, the calathea, or zebra plant ...

canned pineapple, and the bromeliad industry amounted to RM5.75bil. Under the MPIB Strategic Plan, an additional 3,000ha of pineapple plantations and increasing production up to 700,000 tonnes are ...

When shopping for a new houseplant, the first thing to figure out is what kind of light you have in your space. No matter what you've heard, no plant survives with zero light! But many can adapt ...

How do you know it’s time to repot a houseplant? Frequent repotting is not always needed because most houseplants prefer to be slightly root-bound. It’s time to repot when plants become top ...

Found in piña coladas, upside-down cakes, and Lilly Pulitzer prints, pineapple has long been a symbol of warm weather. Tropical and juicy, the fruit is transportive, conjuring mental images of ...

Check below to see which indoor houseplant you need based on your zodiac sign. The Spruce / Leticia Almeida Mars-ruled Aries are dynamic and energetic but also have a strong independent streak—meaning ...

There are many excellent pubs in Kentish Town (just click around). That the Pineapple won Londonist's public poll by a long way — even though it's hidden from passing trade, down backstreets ...

Meanwhile, for the glaze: Combine the brown sugar, pineapple juice, cherry juice, mustard, vinegar, paprika, cinnamon and cloves in a medium pot. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, then reduce ...

We suggest starting with an ananas bromeliad, aka pineapple bromeliad. A subspecies of bromeliad, the ananas is a small houseplant that actually grows edible pineapples. It's fairly easy to care ...