It's good to grow them from seed, or save young ones grown up from bird droppings, as they may become new varieties with interesting flavoured fruits and new flower colours. 🌸😋🌵🌵🌵🌸
This year, I have become a cactus lover and arrived at this beauty as my all time forever favorite! Your video is excellent and all comments too! Thank you so much ❤
I’ve got one growing into my roof in the back yard, so I’ve got to move it. I appreciate your video. Looking forward to propagating it and hopefully give it some love to get bigger fruit
I'm from Paraguay and here we have a big variety of Cereus species. Some of them are 1.5 meter tall, and some of them almost 10 meters; some of them have white flowers and white pulp, and some of them have pink flowers and red pulp. I'm trying to gather different species to cultivate and maybe do some hybrids. On summer Ican walk 1 square from my house and find one of them with fruit, and still people here doesn't know it is edible... It's a real waste
I have one I live in palm springs california mine is about 7 ft gave us plenty of flowers back in June today I noticed it's blooming again I think it might be the fruit 0:03
I read this paper from Israel where they’re growing this commercially that if you hand pollinate with pollen from a separate variety (not the same clone), the fruit could get 40 percent larger compare to the one where you let them self pollinate. Biggest problem right now is getting your hand on those improve varieties with better/bigger fruit, just you said people only focus on the ornamental part of it.
From what a understand, there are three fruit types: candy, which are small apples. Apple, like youre showing and "The pear". Hope you came through surgery excellently!
Great video! Does this fruit in part shade? Growing on the tree trunk is a great idea. Wish I'd seen this sooner, I just got spineless prickly pear, but from your taste description should've gotten this, I love yellow dragon fruit. Thank you so much!
Question….we just bought a house and we have 3 of these in our yard two of which are huge probably 20 feet and everyone tells us that they are worth a lot of money. Do people transport these mature cactus and replant? These are overtaking my yard and I don’t know what to do… lol!
I was given a couple of branches, to propagate, and I’ve planted them yet the confusion stars there, some people say planted and leave it there don’t water it, yet some people say water it often once it takes then you need to do it sporadically, which one it is I thank you before hand and hope to hear from you
So I read that you need more than one flower to pollinate. What I understood from your video is that it doesn’t need another flower? Help. I have a flower about to blossom and wondering what to do. I wish I could post a photo. I am in Georgia.
They are more tropical than the native cactus but they do need to dry out a bit between watering. The bad thing about over watering is they will get too big too fast
It's good to grow them from seed, or save young ones grown up from bird droppings, as they may become new varieties with interesting flavoured fruits and new flower colours. 🌸😋🌵🌵🌵🌸
This year, I have become a cactus lover and arrived at this beauty as my all time forever favorite! Your video is excellent and all comments too! Thank you so much ❤
Thank you
Yes I agree its slowly becoming my favorite
I have grown a saguaro from a branch. They will root. I bought two branches from a cactus farm, one of them rooted and the other one failed.
I’ve got one growing into my roof in the back yard, so I’ve got to move it. I appreciate your video. Looking forward to propagating it and hopefully give it some love to get bigger fruit
I’ve had mine for years and until recently discovered that it gives fruit! So yummy
It's nice to discover new things
Que bonito tu cactus Cereus repandus, thanks for sharing🌵💚
I'm from Paraguay and here we have a big variety of Cereus species. Some of them are 1.5 meter tall, and some of them almost 10 meters; some of them have white flowers and white pulp, and some of them have pink flowers and red pulp. I'm trying to gather different species to cultivate and maybe do some hybrids. On summer Ican walk 1 square from my house and find one of them with fruit, and still people here doesn't know it is edible... It's a real waste
Do you have a Instagram or face book where we can talk more I am as well I’m from California
Yeah I'm on Facebook. Brian Taormina
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Wow ..10 meters
I have one I live in palm springs california mine is about 7 ft gave us plenty of flowers back in June today I noticed it's blooming again I think it might be the fruit 0:03
I read this paper from Israel where they’re growing this commercially that if you hand pollinate with pollen from a separate variety (not the same clone), the fruit could get 40 percent larger compare to the one where you let them self pollinate. Biggest problem right now is getting your hand on those improve varieties with better/bigger fruit, just you said people only focus on the ornamental part of it.
I wonder if you can pollinate with dragon fruit
From what a understand, there are three fruit types: candy, which are small apples. Apple, like youre showing and "The pear". Hope you came through surgery excellently!
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@@ademkaya1875 right on!
Nice ! Very good for arizona wheather
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Sure love AZ more!
Great video! Does this fruit in part shade? Growing on the tree trunk is a great idea. Wish I'd seen this sooner, I just got spineless prickly pear, but from your taste description should've gotten this, I love yellow dragon fruit. Thank you so much!
It did well where we had it. The fruit was very good.
Hey, how are you? Good video. What nursery did you show in this video? I want to go there and get some column cactus.
I'm great. The nursery shown is desert horizon. If you want one of these though they usually have them at queen creek tropicals
Question….we just bought a house and we have 3 of these in our yard two of which are huge probably 20 feet and everyone tells us that they are worth a lot of money. Do people transport these mature cactus and replant? These are overtaking my yard and I don’t know what to do… lol!
Cut arms off. Let them dry for a week to 10 days then put them in a pot with cactus mix. They will root After a few months and you can sell them.
I was given a couple of branches, to propagate, and I’ve planted them yet the confusion stars there, some people say planted and leave it there don’t water it, yet some people say water it often once it takes then you need to do it sporadically, which one it is
I thank you before hand and hope to hear from you
I actually rooted it inside. I used ocean forest by fox farms and just got it damp one time
So I read that you need more than one flower to pollinate. What I understood from your video is that it doesn’t need another flower? Help. I have a flower about to blossom and wondering what to do. I wish I could post a photo. I am in Georgia.
From what I can tell it doesn't need 2
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Does your Peruvian Apple fruit in the summer when it's hot?
Yes it does. Fruit can go into winter as well
@@FruitTree Oh that's good to know. The information on the web for this plant suggest it only fruits or does well in cool weather.
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How often do you water them?
In the hot months a good deep soak once a month helps. If it rains hard skip it.
In the winter hardly ever.
@@FruitTree I’ve been watering it everyday. Oops
They are more tropical than the native cactus but they do need to dry out a bit between watering.
The bad thing about over watering is they will get too big too fast
@@FruitTree oh ok but it won’t hurt them?
If it grows too fast it can split open. It can also get top heavy and fall over. That won't kill it but it won't be as good and the natural growth
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