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title: "Have had this boy since October last year was doing really well up…"
description: "Have had this boy since October last year was doing really well up until a month ago when my partner moved to a new house. Leaves started dying and eventually…"
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community: "Pests, diseases and problems"
author: "Cultish Delight"
published: "2024-06-19T14:06:02.111844Z"
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# Have had this boy since October last year was doing really well up…

_Posted by Cultish Delight on 2024-06-19_

Have had this boy since October last year was doing really well up until a month ago when my partner moved to a new house. Leaves started dying and eventually the actual pineapple fell off. It’s still sprouting new green and healthy looking leaves (tiny buds at the moment) just wondering if it is dying slowly or it’s re growing as majorly confused.

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## 1 comment

### Melissa commented on 2024-06-20

It’s a Bromeliad, so now that the Pineapple(flower) is gone, that little plant off to the side will grow but the big mother plant will die. That’s just lifecycle for Bromeliads.

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