Growing Dragon Fruit

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[@cyn4rest]

Great info. We plan to plant a dragon or two this season. Exciting plant to grow. Thanks, Gary.

[@justinsherwood4624]

I always look forward to a new video from you!

[@Cosmic_Exploration]

Plz suggest good and cheap potting mixture for dragon fruit

[@dantheman6931]

Sand

[@user-cu4vo1do9u]

Gary's top potting soil

[@jonathanpalmer5820]

@@user-cu4vo1do9uhow would someone outside of California go about getting Gary’s best top pot for dragon fruit. Mississippi to be specific?

[@marshalllai6479]

What causes older sections of the plant to turn white and dry out leaving just the outer skeleton of the section but the vascular system still seems to function okay.

[@chinatownboy7482]

I'm so jealous. That's one fruit that is not growing in Chinatown. Too cold around here.

[@nexxogen]

Hello Gary. I live in an area where dragon fruit cannot survive if planted in the ground, so I plan on growing it in a big pot and moving the pot inside when it's too cold. The cold weather is likely to last even a few months. This means it's pretty much guaranteed that it will grow a lot of those skinny branches. Is it safe to just cut all of those off once I take the pot outside when the weather warms up?