Transplanted but the roots don't look the best, time will tell.

It might work indoors. Haven’t tried it. I wasn’t even trying that hard with this one. I read it could work so I just stuck it in the ground and it worked.

@Flexymorals I have tried it indoors and it just rotted. Your conditions must be perfect for it.

@CeliaVL and I must’ve cut this one right, too, or something. I was never able to replicate it. I got lucky with that one.

I have some carrots growing from the top end I cut off. But I’m just using them as House plants.

@Flexymorals Yes, that is another one. If you put them in a deeper pot you can regrow your carrots. I have grown carrot tops, they're attractive houseplants.

How does it take to get a ripe pineapple ?

@Besalbub +It takes several years for one of my planted pineapple tops to produce fruit. Once a pineapple fruit appears, it takes a couple of months for it to ripen.

I’m not sure. We got a bad frost in the middle of February each year around Valentine’s Day and I didn’t cover it up. So maybe if I would’ve taken care of it.

Usually, yes. About half of them bear fruit in the summer, the other half in he winter.

It was delicious! A little tarter than the store bought I got but it was also much smaller for some reason. And no on the smaller pineapples. That’s just more leaves.

@Flexymorals Iv'e had sucess in rooting them but they can't tolerate NC winters Same with avocados and mangos .

@Besalbub same. I had 4 avocados that I tried to grow from the pit. They got to about 2-3 ft tall and then would die in February, but they kept coming back each year.

No. those are new plant shoots. Over time, they will likely produce pineapples themselves -- many months later. .