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thank you!

thanks!

much appreciated, and thanks for the support!

Hi Edgar, thank you so much for being a great mentor to me. I am excited to see the results of our collaboration in cultivating new dragon fruit varieties with beautiful flowers and great-tasting fruits. Cheers! Charles

I imported my DK #16 directly from Steven Prowse, the owner of Cactus Fruits Australia (CFA) in Queensland, Australia. Diego's full name is Diego Melendez, and he resides in Southern California. We have known each other for years now. Both varieties are completely different!

what I will recommend is please check back on leewifarms.com for available varieties!

yes it does, and here's the follow up video: ua-cam.com/video/6QaLVXprvUY/v-deo.html

It is a new cross of Epiphyllum with dragon fruit, creating a new hybrid in progress.

What a silly comment...not everyone aims for high brix... Some people aim for unique flower,disease resistant,unique fruit colours,complex flavours,etc..BRIX is not the best indicator for a good dragonfruit...even an 18 brix American beauty will taste 10X better than 20+BRIX Palora for 90% of people

please do check our website leewifarms.com for cuttings availability.

the single long row yields higher production rates compared to large wooden pot ones but they offer a more attractive look!

I am too, and thank you!

yes and that's Edgar's wish, he gave me few seedlings of the Orange Flower epi that he crossed with Sugar Dragon and Robles Red, plus this one that I crossed with Cindy Beauty so three in total now. We will evaluate these, and hopefully I will have the luck to discover an Orange flower dragon fruit variety soon!

@@leewifarms I wish you luck in finding that desirable variety! 🙏🏽🐉

yes, you have to be well prepared lol

yo Thomas, and thank you! there are plenty of varieties are available on our website leewifarms.com

and thank you for your support!

obrigado!

thank you for your support!

@@earlysda you can go to my profile and look for the “Community” tap I have several posts of Asunta 7.

The A7 (White Flower) has now received the name "Jellybean Breeze". Meanwhile, the A7 (Red Flower) will hold the "Official" title of Asunta 7.

thank you, and may God bless you and your family too!

yeah right!!

will release to the public once I have more plant materials on leewifarms.com

will release to the public once I have more plant materials available on leewifarms.com

thank you!

I do not, I leave them outside as is.

much appreciated and thanks for the support!

I did a community post today 10/19/24, the fruit set and ready for harvest after 50 days on the vine!

thank you so much for your kind word, much appreciated!

sure thing, please check on leewifarms.com for updates!

I probably should, but I covered the flower to prevent any external factors (like wind or bees) from introducing anything other than the orange epi pollen that I put in to the stigma. We'll see!

@leewifarms but you didn't collect Cindy Beauty pollen, so it could still pollinate itself. You won't know for sure if it set fruit with epi pollen or it's own pollen until after you finally get fruit from the seedling. When I cross pollinate the self fertile ones to create hybrid, I always cut the anthers off before the flower opens. That way, the pollen is still attached to the anthers. I'll also remove the petals and just leave the stigma. Then pollinate and bag it with the mesh bag. Keep us posted on your result.

and thank you!

I don't have anything to share at the moment, please check back on our website leewifarms.com for epi cuttings including "Takuan" variety.

you read my mind, and yes that's the hope!

Best of luck!

Nice one!

I was thinking about getting some property in NJ to grow some rare stuff myself

@@shawns0762 Sounds like a good idea. I'd plant out citrus hybrids, cold hardy pomegranates, persimmons, jujubes, some of the larger hardy kiwi, stuff like that. If you build and heat a greenhouse you can plant tropicals

@@raregrowsNJ I am really into the brambles, I have a lot including wineberries and thimbleberries. I plan to grow peaches, kiwis, passion fruit, pawpaws, ground cherries, juneberries, strawberries, blueberries, mulberries, cherries etc.