Heirloom variety of unknown origin, cultivated commercially in the 70's by M Inés in southern Indiana.

Big fruit that can reach the kilo, orange veiled with red, irregular shape but ribbed on the whole body. Insertion to the peduncular attachment wide and deep, 7 sepals.

Beefy flesh with few seeds, remarkably fruity flavor with exotic aromas reminiscent of pineapple when the fruit is consumed at full maturity.

Plant with moderate development, regular foliage, undetermined growth.

Production rather in the second part of the season.

Note that there is a variety on the Vents Marins website and transcribed on the Sowers website: "Marianna's Hawaiian Pineapple". It is the same variety, the confusion comes from an error at the time of the creation of the card of identification, seeds coming from Marianna's seeds the writer of the aforementioned card misinterpreted the name on the package and registered: "Marianna's hawaiian pineapple", instead of "Hawaiian pineapple"; moreover on the site of Marianna no trace of this one only the variety "Hawaiian pineapple" is on sale there.