The daughter pruned the old leaves of the watery pineapple today, and a frog hid in the water in the gap of the leaves to look at the daughter (Picture 3), which may be that the pruning action was a bit rude, and the frog finally did not stop jumping

The daughter trimmed the old leaves of the watery pineapple today, and a frog hid in the water in the gap in the leaves to look at the daughter (Figure 3), which may be that the pruning action was a bit rude, and the frog finally did not stop jumping out. No wonder my grandson asked me to accompany him to find frogs a few days ago, and I also said how there can be frogs in winter, he must have seen this frog! Figure 8 was taken when the pineapple was in bloom, its leaves are also very beautiful, and it is worthy of the name of the water all year round, so I like these two water pineapples!