Edgar Valdivia's Asunta Dragon Fruit Garden Tour
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Edgar Valdivia and his wife Patricia Valdivia are the two sweetest people alive. Sweeter than all the fruits that Edgar Valdivia has in his garden! These two loving couple has welcome me and two other friends, Thy Tri and Tim Dang. Edgar Valdivia toured us around all his his personal favorite fruits that he grafted himself and also the ones that he hybridized and created on his own like the famous Asunta Dragon Fruit! One of the many great tasting Dragon Fruits that Edgar Valdivia has created and also my personal favorite is "Tricia"! As you all can already tell by now, that Edgar Valdivia is great at what he does and his creation speaks for itself. He truly loves to spend his life in the garden and it is his passion to continue for many years to come. He is unconditionally so happy to share his knowledge and gift with us all.
Thank you Mr. Edgar Valdivia!
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I loved the generosity of Mr. Edgar of sharing his knowledge on gardening.
He's so advocate to want to share and encourage everyone to grow Dragon fruit.
Hes Og! Self taught and generations of knowledge! No textbook!!!!!
This old man is so great.
He is a legend to the rare and exotic fruit community! The greatest man ever to be alive.
@@GraftingDragonFruit I thought einstein was
@@trplanetgaming8153 shows what you know... LOL
Beautiful soul! Mr. Edgar your legacy will be with us and with the future generations, thank you so much. Gracias por su dedicacion!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing man Mr. Edgar for sharing his knowledge and history for Asunta good to know . Thank you Richard for sharing the video .
Thank you for watching Merlita!
What a beautiful couple and amazing garden. So nice to see fellow gardeners sharing their tips and knowledge. Mr. Valdivia eyes really light up when he is in his element. A beautiful tribute Asunta is for a woman lost too early.
What an honor!! Congratulations on the video my friend !!! Long live Master Edgar and family !!!
How fantastic, isn't that what gardening is really all about, sharing, learning and enjoyment. The passion for dragon fruit and gardening generally that is on display in this video, by both young and old is heartwarming and uplifting. The enjoyment and enrichment derived from this passion is so rewarding and is an experience that can be handed down from generation to generation. I love this video, it almost brings a tear to my eye. The wealth of knowledge accumulated after almost eighty years is astounding and should never be underestimated or taken for granted. 💙
Wow you so lucky to meet such a good person like Edgar wish i was in your shoes, god bless you all for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much Bryan for such strong feelings towards this video. It too made me want to tear when Edgar told me the history of Asunta. I was in total shock of his mother and the reason why we all have Asunta dragon fruit today. Bless you my friend.
Such a generous person.
The story of the Asunta is as sweet as then dragon fruits. Much respect.
His garden/lifestyle is my goals!!! Cultivating for 20+ years !!!! Truly a blessing , thanks for sharing!!
Me ha gustado tanto el vídeo tour de la casa del señor Edgar por compartir conocimiento y esquejes y la historia de su mamá Asunta 👍
So sweet! God bless Mr. Edgar and his family!
Thank you for watching!
What an honor to have the chance to share in Edgar’s wisdom and experience. Thank you for this video! What a gem of a day!
Such a sweet old man❤️
What a great opportunity to talk to Edgar Valdivia, I envy you. He is the most knowledgeable person on the subject of the pitahaya. I have been following him for years he has the rarest fruits that I have seen. There is a fruit that called Lucuma which is a Peruvian fruit that only very few people have outside of Peru have. He is very well respected not only in the dragon fruit community, but also in the rare fruit community. So my advice to you is seize the moment learn as much as you can from him, its a great opportunity. One last thing I was cruising UA-cam and in the video Edgar was talking about young people continuing the prompting, researching, and creating interest in the pitahaya and he mentioned your name and website. I was looking for it again and could not find it. Keep up the good work!!!!
Thank you for your attention with my involvement with Edgar. He has became a good friend of mine over the past 2 years. I've tasted the Lucuma that you speak about! It tastes like a maple syrup fruit very delicious! His wife Patricia turned it into a ice cream and it was even better. The video of Edgar mentioning about me is from UA-cam channel IVOrganics.
May god bless Edgar, we all hope he lives a very long life and blesses us with great plants. What a very nice man.
I loved this video. It was wonderful, thank you so much for sharing it!!!
Wow! He is brilliant. Thank you for sharing your gift Mr Edgar
Beautiful kind people great day thumbs up my friends
Love your busy garden Edgar. Richard’s got lots of grafting to do😆
Mr. Edgar Valdivia is a very simple and generous man. His sharing about his fruit trees is awesome. Great man!
I’m going to Southern California just to visit with this wonderful man! 🍻🥰🌻🐝
I am planning to go to Southern California in November. Can you please provide the address for visiting Edgar’s beautiful garden?
Thank you Edgar for sharing your plants/knowledge and time with all of us
Wow so amazing I love seeing all the fruit trees
What a lovely home with lots of amazing fruits. Thanks for sharing!
The fruits were heaven sent. I was in my dream land eating all of the different kinds! Thank you for watching. :)
You had a beautiful day, thank you for sharing it. I love it!
Thank you for watching!
Wow! You're so kind, Mr. Edgar. Thanks for sharing your plants & produce. Hoping to see more videos and developments on those cutting.
Thank you for watching!
Wow another great video Richard! Thanks for sharing! The figs that you were tasting really special, just like gold! 👍
The yellow long neck fig was the best fig that I ever tasted. It was so good and so sweet! Thank you for watching!
Incredible video, thank you for documenting.
Wow such a wonderful, generous and sweet man. His story Asunta is great.
That was beautiful ❤️❤️. Thank you Richard Le for sharing.
Very nice garden, thank you Edgar to share it with everyone.
Thank you for watching!
Great people coming together
He's so sweet. What a wonderful video. 💓
He is the best, can't thank his wife Patricia and Edgar himself so much.
@@GraftingDragonFruit he's seems like he would be so fun to talk to with fun story and such a passion for what he does
Nice people - I appreciate the plant guidance, but the kindness and decency means even more...so refreshing!
Asunta dragon fruit, what a beautiful name!
A lovely man, and a great story.
Wow how amazing this gentleman growing and caring for this beautiful unique fruits!!! Love the video ❤️
Richard, thank you for sharing, I’m following all your videos. Learning a lot
So generous and willing to share his secrets and knowledge. Good luck with the cuttings. Hopefully one day I can be able to experience this in person or even through the cuttings. Awesome.
Dragon fruit Disneyland!! Lol what a special and cool guy.. now to hunt for this Asunta 5 😁 thanks Richard for sharing your experience. I enjoyed the vid.
Dragon fruit Disneyland is exactly how I feel every time I visit his garden. Thank you for watching!
What an honor. Thank you for sharing.
I love the Asunta history amazing
Cool video all exotic things you grow over dare with mr. Edgar greetz from 🇳🇱
Thank you, Greetings from California!
Hello from Tunisia in the north of Africa I am your fan
Edgar seems like such a sweet man
That was an amazing video. He seems to be one of a kind. Beautiful plants. I do have figs too. Just started las t year and have around 20 varieties but in containers. Down here in central Florida we have more sand than dirt. The tour was amazing and the knowledge you got besides the plants was super. God bless him.
A man with a beautiful Heart
How awesome, this looked like so much fun. I have Edgar’s Baby cuttings growing!
i love the generosity of sir edgar..i am new in dragon fruit industrybut more than buseness i like to breed also// is i likei like to plant fruit trees hope someday i il be like him//
Um deu aqua na boca comendo este figo acho QUE estava bem doce parabéns várias qualidades de flutas linndo e maravilhoso
Obrigado por assistir meu amigo! Os figos estavam muito saborosos!
Such an amazing tribute to his mother !
The Grandfather himself 🙌
Very good garden thank you sirs
Hello Mr. Valdivia, I have few dragon plant but I only have the white one, I m enjoying watching your beautiful garden. I would love to have some of your red dragon fruit. I live in Santa Clarita.
Thanks for Sharing
You're welcome!
@@GraftingDragonFruit How could I have one of this Asunta 5? I'm from Philippines
I following from Bangladesh... I'm so much like your drafting
Grandpa you are welcome . Many loves from India .
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho
Very knowledgeable video Thanks
awesome video thanks for the upload
Excelente vídeo meu amigo
Esse Sr tem uma experiencia fantástica.
I've had two awesome pitaya from him 'George' and 'Edgar', Valdivia Roja and the Condor - Good eating
What a wonderful man. I just tasted my first dragon fruit a week and a half ago. I planted some of the seeds and they are all sprouting quickly. I know that I won't get fruit for years but it's okay. Where can I purchase cuttings. Thank you you
Legend 🤙
You guys are so lucky ! And Edgar is the best. If it weren’t for him n other dragon fruit hybridizers, like Paul Thompson, dragon fruit wouldn’t be so well known!
He's the greatest and most humble man ever. Having his friendship is a blessing.
So beautiful
What a huge collection u get Richard
Thank you for watching!
Mr. Edger how could I aquire some of your cuttings . I just Love your garden
What a legend. You get free "candy" when you visit him. Awesome video Richard!!! 👏👏
That fig looks delicious- dude is the bomb
The yellow long neck fig was SOO BOMB!
Fantastic tour.I am wondering how your grafting went.Where can we get some plants.I have had one plant that finally gave me flowers.Hand pollinated three.Two I missed , hopefully get three fruits
NICE VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for watching!
what a beautiful farm
Really great man
Gracias por tus vídeos interésate información saludos desde Palma de Mallorca 🇪🇸
Gracias por mirar a mi amigo. Saludos desde California USA
I love the sweet story of Asunta Dragon fruit ❤️
Now Richard, propagate his fruit, his legacy and story 😇
Wow I want to go there
Richard, give him my suggestion: mix asunta 5 X selenicereus anthonyanus. The second one has beautiful purple flower, green skin, white flash and brix 21
great video
I can't wait to meet him myself ♡♡
Thank you.Hupe someday I see you.
Very nice Men. God bless you abundantly
Nice thank you
Edgar is such a sweet man. I hope to find the follow up video for the cuttings of A5.
Thanks for the share...
Muito bom good morning
Good morning to you my friend
3:48 Tim: yes cuz mine died 😂😂😂
Would buy cuttings Asunta 5 soon. I lived in Philippines and there is a Local Farm selling Asunta 1 to Asunta 5.
Those red flowers!
Wowwwww
HUHHH
Mr. Valdivia; thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge.I would like to order some cuttings from you.Please tell me how to do it. Thanks
Hello Richard, I have been following your video and have learned so much about how to grow and care for Dragon Fruit plants! I am so touched with the Asunta DF was named after his Mother’s name!
I would like to buy one of the cut or plants! Could you suggest where can I order it? Thank You Richard!
I just have a friend built for me the trellis that you showed us on the video!
How i wish i can grow this plants in our farm soon
People with a common interest are usually so willing to share with each other.
I have several varieties at my house but I have no idea what they are. Most have come from plants growing wild in my village in Mexico. I have crossed two of them, a white flesh with a red flesh and grown the offspring from seed. I would love to know if I have invented a new variety but I will never know...
Thank you for sharing that experience. How can I get an Asunta 5?
Good morning my name is Esther and I live in Victorville my daddy grew epiphiliums so when I saw your dragon fruit flowers it reminded me of my daddy who passed in 1997. I would love to get some cuttings from you. How would I purchase them?
I don’t have any available at the moment, but later this fall I will. Limited on my website. You can also ask in my Facebook group. Lots of sellers in there
I would like to know how to get a cutting of that yellow long neck fig. It looks so delicious. And I also would like to know if anyone can come and identify a fig tree in my yard. My mother is from Yugoslavia and somehow got a cutting of a fig from there. It is rare and I haven't a clue what it could be. It is a green fig with red insides and I call it Jelly Doughnut cause that's what it taste like. Last winter it almost died cause some critter ate the bark and stripped it badly. I did not trim for fear it would die but it came back and had lots of fruit, unfortunately so high I couldn't reach. It's always so fun to walk through other's gardens like getting a high at how others grow. I've been gardening for 50 yrs and never tire of a seeing others gardens.
Where in Southern California is this
sweet grand papa