Hi Paul. Just on the snails, just wrap some copper wire around the outside the pot and I'll guarantee the snails won't jump over the copper as they get an electric type shock . Just wrap old wire copper. They hate copper wire Good luck

So you leave every flower that appears vs one flower per branch. Interesting 🤔 just getting into the dragon growing game 😉

Hi Paul, Just began my journey of growing Dragon Fruit in central Florida. Thank you for all of the useful tips!

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Best of luck! Thanks for watching and make sure you have well draining soil :)

I mix all my own potting mix and I did all the mixing with a shovel as well until now. I purchased a large composting tumbler. I duct taped the air holes and mix. I can make about 3 cu ft in a few min. Saves me tons of time.

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

11 ай бұрын

Great tip! I bet it does!

I am from Việt Nam. The farmers In My country they have been growning very much and I know If you want that flower you should make some light in night, this tree will grown up is very faster. Ok If you love it you come to my country and go to Bình Thuận province you will see the big tree, only one tree is bigger more than add your 20 trees.

@user-xh5gy9ms5s

Ай бұрын

Сколько растений можно сажать в один горшок?и можно ли самим опылять в квартире?

So much knowledge. Love your videos and so easy to understand. Thank you!!!!!

amazing job , thank you for showing the idea to grow the dragon fruit.

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

So nice of you. Thanks for watching

@Honestandtruth

11 ай бұрын

​@@WhatPlantisthatPaulWOW 😲😳 getting a flower during planting ❓❓❓

Hey paul. Appreciate everything you do.

thank you for sharing all this info !!!

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Great information

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much for making this in depth video! I live in malaysia and there is so little information about this, thank u!

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Just learned how to protect my dragon fruit for the winter

Nice re run video, 🏃‍♀️ 👌

Getting flower while rooting and planting ❓😮😳❓

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

11 ай бұрын

It happens, but at the expense of growth usually.

Very good information sr

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hello! A great and fully informative video. I wanted to ask how to promote upper growth of sub branches? Do I cut the tip of apical point of the main stem once it grows to favorable size or do I simply leave it and it'll grow the sub stems by itself?

When should you first tip the branches? In later winter, or early spring, late spring?

following this guide again this year as my plants get over the trellis and hoping for my first flush on 8 varieties. Thank you for these great videos and sharing your knowledge! Visit me in Miami anytime

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Wow, Thank you for the kind words. I hope you have an excellent season.

Hey Paul, I would like to know, do you share dragon fruit cutting? I have dragon plants but I need sugar dragon to pollinate them. If so, please give me your information. So I can get a cut in from you.

I think we are advantaged in terms of soil in Africa.

What’s up man? I live on an island out in the Southeast Pacific and my wife’s grandmother just gave me free reign over her roughly 3600 sq ft farm plot. Glad I came across your channel, it’ll surely help a ton with my new dragon fruit farm 🤙🏻

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Excellent, thanks for watching and let me know if you have any questions.

@revathycv2373

Жыл бұрын

Aďß vellari vellari 8

Hi paul how can i get cuttings to canada

Very informative useful video super

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

looking for your suppliers for the mixture for your DF soil like you said you'd put on the info page. So where or what brand do you use for coconut coir. the bag went up fast and did not see the label .

Amazing garden of dragonfruit! Thanks for sharing so much info on growing these beautiful plants! 🥰💚

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

So nice of you. Thanks for watching!

at 31:13 how do you replace an old trellis to a permanent one for an established dragon fruit plant lets say 6yo? do you have to take down the plant and start over? also, you mentioned "repot" your dragon fruit plants, how often do you repot them? thank you. your vids are very informative.

What soil do you use for the cuttings? It looks like the potting soil has alot more perlite vs regular?

Hi, at what temperature should you have to purchase a heating blanket?

Thanks for the video ! If I have a mature plant with cuttings can I trim back all smalll growth in late may? I get 3 fruit max a year….it’s a pretty big plant in the ground….it’s kinda wild because I planted it before I knew about trelis? Since then I’ve got some other potted plants from the parent plant with good growth …no fruit yet . Can I tip those yet ? Or wait until I get a fruit ? It’s been 3 years in pots and looks good just no buds?? Thank you very much !

Thanks

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

After all the buds are used up on a branch, do you remove the branch so the plant can grow another?

Overlooking your offensive sweatshirt with a Nazi Cross, this is a nice comprehensive video. I saw an Aussie who said that ants are the major pollinator for D. F. I am in 7b/8a NC and it is hot and humid here for months and we have an excessive amount of slugs and snails. My approach is setting out plastic bowls of cheap beer - they love the smell and fall in and drown a happy death. You don't need to bury the bowls as they crawl up the sides.

Do you have a video on how you did your dragonfruit frame for it to climb up?

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Here are a few ideas... kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZaGEw9adkbrPd7g.html

Thanks for sharing. Could they live in the shaded area?

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, yes, 30-50% shade cloth is fine

It's very unfortunate that I live very far from where you are I am very much interested how can I get some seedlings please.

I found that a mix that works well for me and doesn't require as much work as that is 50% Miracle Grow Citrus and 50% Miracle Grow Orchid.

@joyabia682

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! This mix is just too complicated

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@WhatPlantisthatPaul

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Can you use the grow bags for aerating instead of plastic tubs?

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

People do, but they tend to break down after a few years.

I've just been gifted 2 dragon fruit plants (unknown variety) and have been watching videos (including many of yours) to figure out how to take care of them. While I have a green thumb and lots of gardening experience, I live in Zone 9b (Davis, CA) where our summers are too hot and dry and our winters too cold to give me any confidence that I can help these dragon fruit flourish. I have an unheated greenhouse that might work in the winter OR large windows in my dining room that face south and receive sun all day. I've been thinking of putting them in a large pot that I can wheel indoors when temps drop (or let them enjoy air conditioning when temps exceed 110 as they did last summer). I would far rather grow them outside, but fear they will not survive. What so you suggest?

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

I am in zone 9b too. Once the plants are mature, they should do fine in the winter. You can cover them with frost cloth if needed. If possible, just grow them under 30% shade cloth and they will thrive in your area.

Please let us know what brand coir that was. Thank you

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

I like OMRI certified chunky coco coir and can find it on amazon. I believe a brand is called "Grow IT"

ok i have a really stu[pid question, is the flesh edible? not the flower or the fruit, but the stems? some cacti and suculants have edible flesh some can be juiced and cooked. Some can even be made into alcohal. So my question is, are there any other uses for dragon fruit plants, dragon plants?

@wildernessfarming7726

2 ай бұрын

Yes they are, ive been eating them for years. Not very appealing texture or flavor. Not bitter or unpleasant though.

Like the video but am not finding links to stuff you use

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, Scott the editor made this mix, do you want trellis materials or fertilizer. Let me know and I'd be happy to help

central Florida?

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

I'm in San Diego, CA

Use a concrete mixer

Do you sell your dragonfruit cuttings?

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Yes, usually in our Facebook group. You can also email me at whatplantisthatpaul@gmail.com

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I want to take the cutting of this dragon tree, dada please give it to me,I live in India

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, USA only

Are you sure that thing can be eaten

Why do you wear rubber gloves?

That is not dragon fruit that is coctus fruit

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

2 жыл бұрын

Hylocereus and selenicereus are dragon fruit.

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What a mess. You can just use a fence post or even pvc. From my experiences pitaya grows like a weed. So trashy looking.

@WhatPlantisthatPaul

Жыл бұрын

So positive Jon!

I gave you a comment on your first one hour video. You are making too many mistakes and disinforming people. You are using bags and bags of different mixes when these plants need nothing. That's why you got rooting stalks, pests, bugs, etc. They are attracted fo the surplus of nutrientes your plants have. Your plants are yellow, curved and mushy they should be dark green, hard and the stalks not bending at all. Think about it. You don't even need the common arrangement of the big pole and 6-7stalks growing until they can wrap around the pole. Someone started this and now people think they need to wait 3- 4 years for the plant to reach this long line long stalks to give fruit. Check how Asian people grow this. Just 2-3 stalks shorter poles just a wide round shallow planter and the plants give more production that way. Really there is no need for the plant to be 7-8 feet long they give fruit just from the first stalk using just sand and poor soil and a lot of sun. Dry climate almost not water at all.