Easiest Way to Grow Dragon Fruit Plants From Cuttings
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Dragon Fruit is very easy to propagate from cuttings. You do not need root growth hormone, take a cutting of the entire section, let the section dry for 3 days and then plant in potting soil. Water and let the soil dry out a bit before watering again. You can see new growth on your newly planted dragon fruit cutting in 2 months!
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This was really helpful, I just got my first cutting from trading with friends.
I got a cutting back in the summer and really didn't know what to do, I found this video and followed the instructions, I just checked my plant and was happy to see roots, I repotted him and now looking forward to seeing him grow his best life
I was just watching your basil plant video and seen a new upload
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You forgot to mention they are a climbing cactus. You need to stake them. If you don't they will lay over. They will develop little hairs looking for something to hold on to. Once they are staked they will grow like weeds!!
Crystal clear explaination👍👍👍👍
I like your videos. Like @Teresa Delgado was saying you can take cuttings from the center sections of the plant and they can be just as successful, you just need to let them heal for a few days after you cut them, then plant them. You can also cut the bottom part into a point so that not as much of the fleshy part of the DF is in contact with the soil where it would be more susceptible to rot.
Will certainly try it! Thanks!
The reason the middle sections got rotten is because you planted them without letting them dry (Callus) first before planting. But they do grow.
Thanks Jay.
Great tips thankyou!
Oh my goodness, my dragon for went all over the living room this winter!! It's going in all different directions & a pc just decided it needed to be planted. 😂
Mine are FAT!!
You don't have to add fertilizer, but I did and then actually saw it start to grow fast. Before, I had it planted and it grew roots for a year, but not much growth of the cactus itself. I thought it died. After a year I put fertilizer sticks in the soil and it started growing.
Hi Jag very nice video to you and your family stay safe bye.
Thank you!
Thanks sir
Good Job 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤
I do have different types of dragon fruits. When you cut it like you did the long piece in 3 sections you need to let the cutting part dry for at least 1 to 2 weeks. After that you can plant them and they will grow.
Thanks, I will try it
I didn't have success with dragon fruits they seem to develop rusts, how can I avoid that?
Love from india...
How much time does it take to grow roots?
Would a cactus soil work?
Any soil works... it just needs sun and warmth
The middle sections may not have made it because you didn't allow them to callous. So you dried the cutting but then cut into it so that the fresh cut was exposed to dirt. Am I wrong?
Hi,
Love your site. I am struggling to grow Avocado plant. I played 3 plants but no luck. I live in Walnut Creek. Any suggestions?
look like time to get a new knife, haha
Can you do a video on persimmon trees
will do :)
So different ways to grow then 🍅🥝fresh fruits got to be careful
Looks very similar to doing aloe Vera?
Hey Jaq not a lot of people like dragon feuit
Why not, they are delicious!! :)
That's okay, more for those who like it. 😏
The middle ones died cause you didn't let them sit for four days after cutting them lol!
My dragon fruit tree doesn’t produce fruits…. Why?
There's no guarantee they will. The kind you got might not be self-pollinating, meaning you'd have to pollinate them by hand when they blossom.
If there aren't any flowers, maybe you just got a bad plant.
@@CL4K. Thanks... mine never bloom. And my fig trees also small after 2 years +. I grow it from cuttings. Do you know why? could it be not enough sun lights? Thanks again.
@@meikuanchoo1607 that's possible. I'm not really an expert, but the pots might be too small? I'm not really sure, and I really don't know much about figs.
You're sharing wrong information. It doesn't have to be the top of the dragon fruit plant for it to grow. You simply have to let the middle dry first