Can I plant pineapples at the door?

From a Feng Shui perspective, there will indeed be adverse effects at the door. The effects of other different directions are different!

If you want to plant, the impact will not be big

1. Colonization. Pineapples are suitable for growing in a slightly acidic soil environment. The best planting period is from March to September. Planting should be shallow and the planting methods include double rows and three rows. The planting density of double rows is 20×50 cm, and the width of the border and furrow is 1.5 meters; the spacing of three rows is 25×45 cm, and the width of the border and furrow is 2 meters.

2. Temperature management. Pineapple likes warmth to grow, and is most suitable for growth at an annual average of 24 to 27°C. It can grow in the range of 15 to 40°C. It grows slowly below 15°C, and 5°C is the critical temperature for cold damage.

3. Lighting management. It grows well under sufficient light, and the fruit has high sugar content and good quality. If the light is too strong and accompanied by high temperature, the leaves and fruits will be easily burned. In summer, after removing the shed film, use a sunshade net to provide proper shade.

4. Water and fertilizer management. The amount and proportion of fertilizer applied to pineapples vary greatly from place to place and should be determined based on actual conditions. The application ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium is roughly 3:1:2. The annual dosage per mu is 35-50 kg of nitrogen, 14-40 kg of phosphorus and 13-50 kg of potassium.