Pineapple honey slime can be scrubbed off with table salt.

When usually dial pineapple nectar, pineapple nectar mucus will sometimes stick to the hands, this mucus is not easy to wash, so that usually dial pineapple nectar must pay attention to, if stained in the hands, you can gently rub salt grains, and then rinse with water.

Pineapple nectar is an evergreen tree in the genus Boraginaceae. Because its fruit hangs on the tree like a pineapple, it is also known as tree pineapple; and because of its shape like a cow's honeycomb stomach, so in Yunnan is also known as the cow's stomach fruit. Pineapple honey tree up to 20 meters high, thick bark is dark brown, branchlets with longitudinal crepe to smooth hairless. Leaf blade is leathery, spirally arranged, elliptic or obovate, the surface is dark green, shiny. Cultivated varieties are dry pack and wet pack two categories of varieties.

Growing Environment of Pineapple Nectar

Pineapple Nectar is vertically distributed generally below 300 meters above sea level. It needs high temperature, humidity and frost-free climate, and is suitable for areas where the average annual temperature is above 22-24℃, the average temperature of the coldest month is not lower than 12℃, the absolute low temperature is not lower than 0℃, the cumulative temperature is above 7500℃, and the annual rainfall is 1200-1800 millimeters. Seedlings, young trees are sensitive to low temperature, when the radiation type low temperature occurs 0 ℃, the terminal buds, leaves chilling, down to -2 ℃ when the blight.

The advection-type low temperature occurs when the average daily temperature of 9 ℃, the adult tree occurs serious frost damage. Such as the winter of 1976 to the spring of 1977, the production area appeared more than fifty days of rainy low temperature (8.9 ℃) weather, many plants froze to death. Drought resistance is moderate, long drought often drop fruit, too much rain during flowering, also affects pollination.

The soil requirements are not demanding, in the acidic to slightly acidic clay loam, sandy loam or gravelly soil, can grow and develop normally, but to deep fertile and moist sandy loam is the best. Sessions of strong positive species, the most light-loving, but seedlings, young trees slightly shade-tolerant, large trees need sufficient sunlight to normal results. Avoid low-lying water.