You're welcome. Ok yan. Pinag-aaralan ko pa rin ang iba't-ibang practices sa pagtatanim ng dragon fruit. May ibang videos pa akong ilalabas. Kung may gusto kang itanong pagmagtatanim ka na, kontakin mo lang ako, at baka sakalaing may maituong ako. Salamat sa pagbisita.
Just watching bunches of other videos that folks making a 10-year wooden trellis that meant to support 30 years old vines! Love the proven idea of used tire, rebars, and concrete. Keep up the good work😍
Interesting. Maybe next time fade out the opening music after 30 seconds so we can hear you better. It was a bit distracting from your important information. Very nice though. Thank you.
Sorry about the background music. Anyway, thanks for visiting and watching our videos. Thank you also for your feedback. It will help us in preparing future videos.
PVC gets brittle in extremely cold temperatures and losses impact strength when exposed to sunlight. I am not sure how long PVC would last though. I guess it would depend on the actual forces they would be subjected to (high wind, etc.) during their lifetime.
Hello po, if I plan on planting dragonfruit in a large 20Gallon pot, do you think using purely PVC pipe or a cococoir pole could be sufficient (plus a concrete base/tire top)?
As long as you keep your plant within a manageable size, you can use them. Also consider the life span of DF compared to that of the material you intend to use. Note that PVC gets brittle in extremely cold temperatures. It also decreases in impact strength when exposed to sunlight. I can’t say how long it would last though. It depends on the actual forces (e.g. hurricane, flying debris blown by strong wind, etc.) it would be subjected to within its life span.
balak ko din magtanim nito.magagamit ko video nato sa paggawa ng trellis.thanks
You're welcome. Ok yan. Pinag-aaralan ko pa rin ang iba't-ibang practices sa pagtatanim ng dragon fruit. May ibang videos pa akong ilalabas. Kung may gusto kang itanong pagmagtatanim ka na, kontakin mo lang ako, at baka sakalaing may maituong ako. Salamat sa pagbisita.
Just watching bunches of other videos that folks making a 10-year wooden trellis that meant to support 30 years old vines! Love the proven idea of used tire, rebars, and concrete. Keep up the good work😍
Thank you for the feedback. We really appreciate your support.
Thanks for the info keep on sharing. God bless
You're welcome. Thanks for visiting.
Thanks for the video. My treated pine posts didn't work so well so the concrete is worth a try. I like the dramatic music ;-)
Thanks for the positive feedback.
Galing naman po :)
Thank you, Marlene.
Nice video. I like the concrete posts.
Thank you for your feedback.
So interesting and informative video. Liked #39 Shoutout :). Well done!
Thanks.
Interesting. Maybe next time fade out the opening music after 30 seconds so we can hear you better. It was a bit distracting from your important information. Very nice though. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment. I'll consider you suggestion in our next video. I really appreciate your feedback.
I actually liked the dramatic background music. :)
The video might be interesting but the background music is too loud. Do you want people to hear your music or your words?
Thanks for your valuable feedback. Such feedbacks help us improve and are very much appreciated.
Try niyo din po grapes
Magandang idea! Salamat sa suggestion.
When you giving lecture..it mean we have to listen.. Your background music.. Is for what?. It doesn't make any sense.
Rectify. Pl.
Sorry about the background music. Anyway, thanks for visiting and watching our videos. Thank you also for your feedback. It will help us in preparing future videos.
Can we use car tyre?
Yes, of course. Thanks for watching our videos.
What about PVC pipes as a post?
PVC gets brittle in extremely cold temperatures and losses impact strength when exposed to sunlight. I am not sure how long PVC would last though. I guess it would depend on the actual forces they would be subjected to (high wind, etc.) during their lifetime.
Hello po, if I plan on planting dragonfruit in a large 20Gallon pot, do you think using purely PVC pipe or a cococoir pole could be sufficient (plus a concrete base/tire top)?
As long as you keep your plant within a manageable size, you can use them. Also consider the life span of DF compared to that of the material you intend to use. Note that PVC gets brittle in extremely cold temperatures. It also decreases in impact strength when exposed to sunlight. I can’t say how long it would last though. It depends on the actual forces (e.g. hurricane, flying debris blown by strong wind, etc.) it would be subjected to within its life span.
@@LorezaKabuhayan Ohhh thank you! I didn't think about the impact the direct sunlight would have on the PVC pipe.
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