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7 Essential Dragon Fruit Care Tips For Fall

7 Essential Dragon Fruit Care Tips For Fall

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Dragon fruit don't do much in fall, but there's a lot YOU should do in fall to set them up for healthy, vigorous growth next season Rose: I have a question about dragon fruit that I couldn't find an answer to whilst googling. I have a dragon fruit indoors, it's been doing eally well, and is close by a massive window, (next to the windowsill, far away enough that it won't get scorched but close enough to soak up the sunshine) but the stems are all really skinny and round. I've had it for a year now possibly longer? It will grow new stems, and the stems grow pretty long but they're all cylindrical and skinny. Haven't had any inkling of fruit either but as it is a store bought plant I'm not sure if it was grown from seed or a cutting. Would you know how to fix the stem issue?
Great video btw!

Date: 2022-07-18

Comments and reviews: 14


That isnt cactus rust in my opinion, it looks like an internal infection. I stopped using Fox Farms Soil because I had bacterial infections on many dragons. Try repotting them with Garys Top Pot or you will have more problems in the future. I also recommend drilling more holes in those terra cotta pots to improve drainage. The rains and cold may promote rot, so use caution and stay away from ground up, dead trees
For potting soil!

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7: 37 I have a huge 3 foot pineapple in a 24 wide pot that I've been keeping for a while, and there's no way you can move it without wheels and help. (Especially because you'll poke your eye or ear out) I just brought it in and it took about 20 minutes to get it down a few steps and near a south window. Definitely have a plan and a second pair of hands for guaranteed success when moving large pots with large pokey plants.
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This is not related to your topic. I planted seeds from a lemon I bought. Well only one survived. It looks like a plant rather than a tree. It's potted and looks like it has thorn like appendages. I would like to know by what it was grafted with? Thanks if you read this. Just a curious Mid-Southerner.
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My dragonfruit looked like it was still growing a bit through the winter we just had. As soon as the first warm sunny day hit it basically exploded with growth! I'm hoping it flowers this season. These plants are quite amazing. Thanks for the video
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Kevinjust watched your video for dragon fruit care for the fall. Noticed you took some cuttings and I would LOVE purchase some, if possible. I live in Los Angeles and believe I would get them quickly and have great success! May I purchase?
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Hey Kevin, I know this is off topic but I've thought about putting together a bugout bag and considered putting some seeds in it incase of a long term situation. If you had to have 5 to 10 seeds to help you live off the land what would they be?
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In what part of the United States are you? I am in Northwest Arkansas, I was born in Colombia South America and we call them pitayas. I missed most of the fruits we have there, I would like to grow one actually the yellow one
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I have a 4. - 5 yr mature dragon fruit plant and it wrapped around my lemon tree it did fruit before i planted on the ground at one point its been 2 yrs now havent got no fruit. is there something wrong that Im doing
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I have a question! I have a whole mess of seedlings I bought at Market Basket, can I grow them out if I separate them? They are all very green and healthy, and currently at about 4-5 inches tall for the tallest ones
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Your dragonfruit videos inspire me to grow my own, Ive had one from the grocery store because I was so curious and it was a complete let down. It had no flavor. Maybe growing my on is the way to go!
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Strange question have you heard of Terra preta soil? It's a soil that was invented in the Amazon basin so the people that lived there could grow food I was wondering if you could make and use some
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Thank you for sharing your love and knowledge for these plants. How do you get your dragonfruit plants to flower? Mine are monsters but never flower 4 years is a long time. Thanks.
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I got some cuttings today and Im totally new to this! Should I keep them inside during fall/winter?
Any tips on what to do with the cuttings?
I live in San Antonio

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Can I grow dragon fruit in Wisconsin. I love those fruit specially the yellow one. I have seeds and I start to planted. I love your tips. Yours looks soo nice. Thank you.
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