How much should ( time) should pineapple plants be watered?

Chat gpt: For pineapple plants, the amount of water depends on their size and the soil drainage. Here’s a guideline to estimate the volume: ### Water Volume per Plant: - **Young Plants**: About **1/2 gallon (2 liters)** per week. - **Mature Plants**: Around **1 gallon (4 liters)** per week. ### Using a Hose: - A typical garden hose flows at **6–12 gallons per minute** (depending on water pressure and nozzle). - To deliver 1 gallon of water: - **Without a nozzle**: Let the hose run for **5–10 seconds**. - **With a nozzle set to low/medium flow**: Water for **10–15 seconds per plant**. ### Tips: - Water slowly to ensure it soaks into the soil rather than running off. - If you have sandy, well-draining soil, water a bit more to compensate for faster drainage. - Check the soil moisture after watering; it should feel moist but not soggy at a depth of 1–2 inches. Adjust based on the local weather—hotter, drier conditions might require slightly more water.