Based on the reference provided, it appears that growing pink pineapples may be restricted due to patents. Here's a breakdown:
- Pink pineapples are a specific variety, and their cultivation may be protected.
- The video suggests pink pineapples are patented, implying that growing them without permission may infringe on intellectual property rights.
- The video contrasts this with growing yellow pineapples, which you can do by obtaining a pineapple, removing the seeds and presumably planting them.
Therefore, while theoretically possible, legally, growing pink pineapples might be restricted due to patent protection. You'd need to investigate the specific patent status to determine if you are allowed to grow them.
