Omg you been busy, your place is looking beautiful. Amazing collection!!! Thank you for the stories and wealth of knowledge you share with us all. Great job, and great video as always Paul and Scott . 🔥🐉

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Great expansion of dragon fruit varieties. I have a bunch in the house finally topping the trellis. Will bring them out to bloom and enjoy sun. Hawaiian Purple, Sugar Dragons , Golden Yellow, Palora, Black Dragon and Yellow Thai should bloom this year I hope. A lot to ask in New York. Lol

Insane collection

Very great work and great collection👍🏽

Very relaxing and informative information. Keep up the awesome work Paul 🤟

Heya Paul - thanks for all you do for the community. Which fertilizer you apply, as you mentioned at 1:05:33?

@RAREDRAGONFRUIT

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! I used Grow Power Plus. The key is humic acid and gypsum in the fertilizer

Awesome collection

The ge #3 may enjoy a bit more shade seeing that it yellows in the sun . That may get it to fruit. 54:37

Hi, I've seen that gray mesh around the central post a lot, why do you put it on? Is it to make it easier for the aerial roots to grab it? if not, why? great dragons!

@RAREDRAGONFRUIT

4 ай бұрын

it’s burlap for the roots, I also foliar spray the burlap too

Were can I get some cuttings like you have?

Is there any dragon fruit with red flower meanwhile it is self pollinating

I would love if you give me a large cutting of your sugar dragon. So I can use it to pollinate my other dragon fruit.

What size are the containers?

@RAREDRAGONFRUIT

Ай бұрын

We use 20-25 gallon pots

Long video, but lots of df and information

Boa noite, passando e deixando o like para fortalecer seu trabalho, juntos vamos mais longe 🤝

Cotton candy / 1-12 is something I like

nice shirt!!

@RAREDRAGONFRUIT

5 ай бұрын

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The Trisha you gave me was 4 sided, and the one you just talked about was 3 sided. Why is that?

@antonioa.caquias205

4 ай бұрын

It’s a normal occurrence. It can even have 5 or 2 sides.