Please help on Pinneapple

Hy,so i dont get my tropic little plant.. i water it so it may be moist.. the temperature in my room never goes below 20 degrees,and its leaves are still going yellow! what's the cause!? please explain..thnak you..also..here are some pics of him

 

Hello Mister.Milk and welcome to the forum.
I'm no expert in tropical plants - so just some general observations.
I can't see yellow leaves on your plant in the pics.
If the leaves are going yellow then brown at the base this might be normal. Just take the old leaves off.
If the leaves are going yellow all over then maybe the plant needs more light or I suspect less water.
Let it dry out a bit and see how it goes.
Good luck with the project.

 

oh well.. i just noticed today that a leave is yellow..and i got worried imediatly..heck.. i've been groing this plant for a year now..and looking at it dyeing wouldn't be nice :(
and is it normal if the NEW leaves are yellow?

 

No Mister.Milk. It is not normal if the new leaves are yellow.
But it might be normal if the old leaves turn yellow then brown.
The old leaves are the ones at the base ( the bottom of the plant)
The new leaves are the ones at the top - they should be nice and green.

 

Hi & Welcome to the forum,

Probably light levels, middle of winter & all that, can you put it on a sunny window sill ?

You've done well for a year there. I would suggest keeping it somewhere cooler but frost free for a few weeks, to make it go dormant, then re pot it into a bigger pot with fresh compost.

During the summer growing season feed with a liquid plant food according to the instructions.

You may well get a fruit off it

 

Oh no. I'm agreeing with Ziggy again.:D

Winter is not a good time for pineapples, being tropical the light in winter in northern areas tends to be a bit short.
Things should start to pick up soon, and a bright window would probably help.

Not sure about a lower temperature though, dormancy is not something they do well, and to keep them just ticking over in winter was always best, I found.

 

I'll agree with Pete on that bit then :D But I do think he'll need a bigger pot at some stage, just try and do it without root disturbance

 

but..but my windows really suck.. i meen ther arn't isolated..er..i forgot the english word..but in simple terms,wind can get through those windows..and every time i put my plant im afraid about roots,so they won get chilly,or frozen..damn my english sucks xP
anyway.. will the roots get frozen?

 

Your English is better than some of the English kids I know

Not insulated then, I see your problem. I don't think it would like the wind. You could wrap the pot up with a thick cloth, we do that here to protect tender plants in the winter.

Where are you, if you don't mind me asking ?

 

what makes you think im a kid? xD
anyways.. i'll do what you advised..thanks
and by the way im from moldova (not a country from africa,its between Ukrain and Romania)
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now THIS was usefull..thank you!

 

:D I didn't think you were a kid.

Welcome to our first Moldovian Member

 

thank you all for this warm welcome.. the cutest i have ever seen!
thank you all again and cheers!