Queen Pineapple Suckers(MOQ: 50)

Name: Queen Pineapple Suckers(MOQ: 50)
SKU: HTSSSAILQPS0235
Price: 350.00 NGN
Availability: InStock

SKU: HTSSSAILQPS0235

₦350.00

Queen Pineapple Suckers are vegetative pineapple planting materials suitable for establishing pineapple farms, market gardens and home gardens. The Queen variety is known for its golden-yellow flesh, crisp texture, sweet and aromatic flavor, and relatively small tender core.

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Queen Pineapple Suckers are planting materials from the Queen cultivar of pineapple (Ananas comosus). Pineapple suckers are shoots that develop around the base of the mother plant and can be detached and planted to establish new pineapple plants.

The Queen variety is recognized for producing fruit with golden-yellow flesh, a crisp texture, pleasant aroma and delicate flavor. The fruit is commonly associated with fresh consumption and is known for keeping reasonably well after ripening.

Suckers are a practical vegetative propagation material for pineapple production. Larger, healthy planting materials generally establish more rapidly and can reach fruiting sooner than smaller planting materials.

Key Features & Benefits

Queen pineapple variety
Vegetative pineapple planting material
Suitable for establishing pineapple farms
Suitable for commercial and small-scale production
Golden-yellow fruit flesh
Crisp fruit texture
Sweet and aromatic flavor
Relatively small, tender core
Suitable for fresh-fruit production
Can be used for ratoon or subsequent crop establishment
Larger planting materials can establish more rapidly when properly handled

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Name	Queen Pineapple Suckers
Crop	Pineapple
Variety	Queen
Botanical Name	Ananas comosus
Planting Material	Sucker
Product Type	Pineapple Planting Material
Primary Use	Pineapple Production
Fruit Flesh	Golden Yellow
Fruit Texture	Crisp
Core	Small and Tender
Cultivation	Open Field / Farm Production
Propagation	Vegetative

How to Grow

Select a well-drained field with suitable soil.
Avoid waterlogged areas because pineapple performs poorly where drainage is inadequate.
Select healthy, adequately sized suckers for planting.
Prepare the field properly before planting.
Plant the sucker firmly in prepared soil without burying it excessively.
Maintain adequate soil moisture during establishment.
Provide appropriate fertilizer and nutrients according to soil and crop requirements.
Keep the field reasonably free from weeds.
Monitor plants regularly for pests, diseases and signs of nutrient deficiency.
Maintain suitable spacing according to the production system being used.
Harvest fruits at the appropriate maturity stage.

Suitable For

Commercial pineapple farms
Small and medium-scale growers
Market gardening
Fresh-fruit production
Open-field pineapple farming
Home and subsistence gardens
Ratoon and subsequent crop production

Storage & Handling

Keep planting materials in a shaded, well-ventilated area before planting.
Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive heat and direct sunlight.
Do not allow planting materials to remain in waterlogged conditions.
Plant healthy suckers as soon as practical after preparation.
Handle suckers carefully to minimize physical damage.

Important Information
Pineapple suckers are living planting materials rather than conventional packaged seeds. Plant establishment, growth and time to harvest can vary depending on sucker size, soil conditions, rainfall, irrigation, temperature, nutrition, planting density, pest and disease management, and other cultivation practices. Larger pineapple planting materials generally establish faster than smaller ones.

Packaging Information

Product Form: Pineapple suckers
Variety: Queen
Planting Material: Suckers
Crop: Pineapple
Quantity: As supplied/selected for order

Safety & Handling Information
The suckers are intended for agricultural planting. Handle planting materials carefully and use clean tools when preparing them for planting. Keep away from sources of contamination and excessive heat before planting.