Thanks! I didn't know they couldn't go in the sun at first, put in shade, got it. Good to know not to bury the root deeper than the root area and not cover much of the flesh (another youtuber said to put it 3" down in soil, YIKES!). I wouldn't have known, so I watched your video. Your dragon fruit look so healthy and happy!

@richardbarber5911

4 ай бұрын

I follow the exact same steps as above. Having said that, when I've bought commercially grown, potted up, plants at garden centers I have pulled them apart (in the interests of scientific discovery) and seen that they do, indeed, place them a few inches into the soil. So, there seems to be more to the story, but I'm not sure what it is. Having said that, I'll keep following the technique in this video as it is logical and works for me.

I bought a cutting as a gift for my mom. This was the perfect video to send her for instructions. Thank you!

Just planted almost a dozen cuttings following your advice. Fingers crossed I get some growth. In California but not close to ocean so extremely hot these days. I used cuttings from a plant that I’ve had for awhile but I had no clue about all of the rules to grow and get flowers. Thank you for your videos.

So glad I watched this video before preceding with my cutting

thank you, i am now interested to plant the dragon fruit cuttings that my friend gave me, i was inspired by your knowledge, thank you for sharing God bless

Amazing. Thanks so much for showing us. I’ll come to my parents soon for some dragon fruit cuttings.

Thank You. I live in Tokyo and look forward the growing Dragon fruit.

This is the motivation i need, thanks. my dragon fruit is 5 years old. It has never bore fruit. Well, I didnt take care of it. I put it under a shade with no Stand at all... I seem like it rotting now.., so I’ll cut all the remaining branches and do what you are doing on this video...

@chrinarai

3 жыл бұрын

How did you go?

Thanks for sharing your expertise, you are Awesome! I am new in growing Dragon fruit and I learned so much from your videos

Okay awesome! I got 3 cuts from a friend (who doesn’t know how to plant them) so now I know what to do

Thank you for being so thorough in your video

I was amazed when you mentioned Tabo. Tabo is a filipino word for dipper. Nice tutorial for growing dragon fruits in a container. Im really thinking of planting that way.

@johnrespect4215

2 жыл бұрын

He said TUB not tabo

@dash2869

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnrespect4215 this is old, but just got to the part where he distinctly says *tabo*, not tub and wanted to set that record straight. He even mentions that he "finally found out what it was called", which would be odd, not least of all because the thing he's referring to is not a tub

@MonarchGuy974

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnrespect4215 tabo is a small dipper in Tagalog used for washing your butt. why would he say "I finally discovered what it was called"?

@Rocko1atatime

3 ай бұрын

Yup he is right he said tabo

Omg!!! Proud filipina here!! You got me on tabo!!! Subscribing!!!

Great tips! Highly recommended! 👍🏼🌿💕

Very informative for small holder farmer of Dragon fruit.

I'll try to plant more dragonfruit in the coming days. Tnx for teaching me thru your video...helps a lot.

Thanks bro. your demonstration was so quick and easy.

Thanks alot you, specialy a new beginers like me.

Love this video 💕💚 smart pots all the way for these

Thank you for time and help!

Thank you! Awesome info just what I was looking for!

Hi Richard. New subscriber here. Glad I found your channel and starting to plant my own Dragon fruit. Live in the midwest so plants has to be move indoors during winter. Thanks for your honest reviews.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Thanks for all the detail information Really helpful

Thank you for this video. Will try to plant again. I will draw this Dragonfruit also.

Love your video! You are really the king of dragonfruit! I would like some dragon fruit cutting if it is possible. Thank you Richard!

I love your video, it’s simple clear, nice and easy to understand. Please do more. Thanks!

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Mavis Ngo, thank you for watching my videos. Im glad you're enjoying and learning from them! It makes me very happy that you want to see more. I will do my best to continue!

@MrSandyboy99

Жыл бұрын

​@@GraftingDragonFruit can you publish videos for these plants after little growth observed I'm from India Thank you

You are helping me a lot/// THANK YOU /// (Jamaica)

Thank you ! Very much appreciated help you give trough your channel!

I am just subscribe to your channel I love dragon fruit.

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and subscribing to my channel!

thanks for showing, i will try your method.

Thanks, perfect info for me as a friend just gave me 4 cuttings :)

Thanks alot for the educational clip.,.am growing some splits here in Kenya and am patient waiting to see how it turns out

I'v been trying to plant this in my garden for quiet a long time now but ended up in total failure - well, just managed to harvest one fruit ie. But, i'm not throwing the towel just yet, infact im trying to plant a few cuttings now so fingers crossed. And, thank you very much for the tips...

I learned something today. salamat ! Dragon fruit smoothie is soooo good.

thank you for sharing the idea.

I just bought 2 stalk of Local dragon fruit.. Will try your tips.. Thanks 🙏

This video was very helpful👏🏼🙌🏼

So cool!! start to grow one for sure thanks

Very helpful thank you

Thanks so much for your sharing. I placed 1/3of the cutting in the ground! Oh no... have to do them again

@Sopurpley

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. Just ran outside and took them out of the dirt.

Wow thank you...very interesting!

I would love the yellow dragon fruit. Love your video. Your video are very helpful. Thank you!.

Nice video. Located a variety of cuttings. Making a schedule 80 trellis.

Sensacional amigo.. planto aqui no Brasil .. amo essa fruta 😍

Thank you for sharing Good job

Thx for the info! Now we wait! ❤

Very nice sir....thank u for sharing us your good ideas...

It's funny that as you were describing how good bamboo is you kinda sold me on growing bamboo.

@kristinapham3082

4 жыл бұрын

Just make sure you really want to plant the bamboo. It's very hard to get rid of.

👍 good work. I've learned a lot from you. Keep it up..

Thanks that what i' really need to know!

Awesome video man. Gotta try this.

Very informative thanks alot I look forward to more interesting videos.

Thanks for such a good information.

I cut back to the main cambian layer and used rooting hormone right away and had very large root bunch result. My scabbed cuttings took a bit longer and had roots only out bottom rim of inner cambian layer. Great vids! I think rot is mostly in the outer leaf flesh surrounding inner tube.

@cianshepherd2722

2 жыл бұрын

I don't fully expect a response from this but I'll try If you put rooting hormone on the fresh cuttings was it still able to callus or did you not wait and just plant them right away?

Hello .I am you're subsciber since i also plant dragon fruit.I thought all the while that your ethnicity is vietnamese until i heard "tabo".thank u for imparting your knowledge.

okay finally found the video... this is for the beginners... though my dragon fruit is six years old. it never grew big. its base is already rotting. So I need to chop off all the green branches and just do what you do in the video.

Thanks for the tips.

This is ver informative. Thanks for the video.

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome Michael!

Ang cute ni kuya!!! 😍😍😍

you can also let it dry out and promote rooting by just laying it standing up above the soil.

@jillianboba9217

4 жыл бұрын

P N oh well ty I never thought of that!

Dragon fruit journey begins today. Wish me luck!

@oliviaphurailatpam5409

3 жыл бұрын

All the best

My dragon fruit is just all these 3-4 inch long growths. I didn't know what it wanted. I'm afraid my cuttings won't get big or strong enough but I think even if it's awkward I'll get a larger plant to get trained up. I'm in the north so I hope once I get my grow lights out I can get into this.

Very nice !

Aqui de Martinho Campos MG Brasil acompanhando seu trabalho. 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Excellent video 😁

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Bryan!

Thanks for sharing...cool nice..stay safe

thx,i'll try it soon

Thank you very much! 😊

Nice tips

Very good tutorial

I did try dat process,i just wait for the days to come bout the development😘

It worked for me! Ty!!

wow' this is the best & proper tutorial... thanks a lot for the additional knowledge you've share to us'

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching friend!

@LikodsaPayag

5 жыл бұрын

@@GraftingDragonFruit you're always welcome mah friend : )

Thanks for sharing ! New Subscriber 😃

Great idea sir thanks for the tips

Very helpful video Richard. Question:I live in Arizona,its blazen🌞 hot in the summer 103°-115° it gets cold 🥶 in the winter doesn't snow here. How often should I water my cuttings, whether I decide to plant them in the summer or winter?

Hi Richard, If u don't reply I know your so busy i understand 😊 and because of you inspired me that I have planted so many dragon fruit trees from seed in my cold London flat 😆 most of plants are 14"-16" inches tall now nd my question is when do I start cutting them for rooting ? please someone tell me, I couldn't find any videos on that ..

Thank you for this content. I was given a dragon fruit plant that needs serious rehabilitation. It is scarred and yellowing and was tied to a stick for so long the tie cut into the branch a bit. After seeing this video I think I will take some healthy pieces off this unhealthy looking plant and try to root them just in case the plant itself dies. I find that sometimes taking care of a dying plant seems to hasten it's death. Maybe I can still salvage a cutting or two.

Love you Bro💚💚💚💚💚👍

I love that you call it a tabo. Only Filipinos knows what it is or means.

Food video for dragon fruit my friend

Thanks I learn a lot . I wish you all the best son.

@GraftingDragonFruit

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and supporting my channel. I appreciate your blessings.

very good looking.

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thank you for the video, now I know why the dragon fruit branch that I planted was rotten after few days 😅

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! It's okay, you can cut the portion off thats rotting and let it dry completely before planting it again, and it will root and grow perfectly fine!

@boboc9718

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Richard. I learned a lot from your videos，keep it up 👍

Fox Farms Soil is the Truth! My Cannabis plants love it!!

Very nice. .y My dragon 🐉 fruit plant growing root on 1 brach

very interesting your video!, thanks

Unexpected tabo, I hope the name gets more popular

Yup enjoyed ur video nd valuable info... More videos lokg

@GraftingDragonFruit

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you arj!

@arj4530

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome... Love from india.. Keep going

Hi Richard iv just recently purchased some cuttings an American beauty and a yellow dragon fruit both are self pollinating varieties, am trying to root them, i just potted them both in moist coco coir in a clear cup, American beauty has rooted but yellow hasent yet, also when the cutting starts producing extra shoots am gonna try and graft it on my two seedlings plant I got to make it into a bonsai plant hopefully doing it in UK 🤗

Good job

Nice !

dragon fruit planting i like that

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Excellent information. Greetings from Mexico.

@GraftingDragonFruit

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you

Thank you. 😊

@GraftingDragonFruit

9 ай бұрын

You're welcome 😊

Thanks, I will follow you. ☺️☺️☺️

@GraftingDragonFruit

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This guys are good of what he is doing thumb up I'd I have 100 time

Nice video, thanks for watching :)

@GraftingDragonFruit

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Momtaz Garden!