Detailed tutorial diagram of straw-woven pineapple

The detailed tutorial of weaving pineapple is illustrated as follows:

Fold eight orange straw ropes into two sections and make eight knots respectively. Then four knots are arranged in a ring in turn, and the joints are fixed with clips. According to the same method, make another pineapple head with 8 knots, and fix the joint of the two pineapple heads with green straw rope.

cover the straw rope at the joint with yellow straw rope, and weave a spiral pattern from the middle to both sides, about 2 times. Then, start with the green straw rope at the bottom, and gradually add white and yellow straw ropes to weave the pineapple scales.

wrap a green straw rope around the joint of pineapple head and body, and take off the clip. Finally, glue the pineapple head to the body joint.

pineapple (Ananas comosus? (L.) Merr) is a terrestrial herb of the genus Bromeliaceae, with a short stem; There are many leaves, which have a rosette-like appearance and are sword-shaped. The leaves born at the top of the inflorescence become smaller and often red. Petals are oval, pointed, purplish red in the upper part and white in the lower part.

flowering period is from summer to winter. According to "Taiwan Province Fu Zhi", "The fruit is born among leaves, the skin is like jackfruit and yellow, and the liquid is sweet and sour. Because there are green leaves at the tip like phoenix tail, it is named pineapple."

Pineapple originated in tropical South America and spread all over Europe in the early 18th century. China has introduced and cultivated pineapple plants for 3 years. Pineapple likes sunshine, drought tolerance, high temperature and high humidity environment, and it likes cool and ventilation in summer. Pineapple is propagated by seeds, asexual propagation and ramet propagation.

pineapple tastes sweet and delicious, and is rich in vitamins. Pineapple can be used not only for canned food, but also as a dish. Fruit juice can be used to make sugar, wine or vinegar, and the residue can be used as fertilizer or feed for livestock. Moreover, the leaves are solid and durable, which farmers call "Polo hemp". In the past, farmers used it to weave cloth, which was cool and durable, and it can also be used as raw materials for knot making and paper making.

Pineapple originated in Brazil, and was introduced to China and Taiwan Province in the early 16th century. It was named after "the fruit was born among leaves, the skin was yellow like jackfruit, and the liquid was sweet and sour, so it was named because there were green leaves like phoenix tail at the tip", while the mainland was named pineapple because of jackfruit.

Then, the people of Taiwan Province cultivated and produced a new variety of golden diamond pineapple (eyeless pineapple). So pineapple and pineapple are different names of the same fruit, and pineapple in stores generally refers to the variety of eyeless pineapple.