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- Identifying self pollinating varieties of Dragon Fruit
For every source that claims a variety of dragon fruit (DF) is self pollinating (SP) theres another that says it is not I'm sure some of the problem is incorrectly named varieties along with incorrect observations early on Im hoping theres enough experience out there now to more definitively say if a variety is Self Sterile (SS) or (SP)
- Cacti and Succulents:What is happening to my dragon fruit?
Baja, is dragon fruit considered a cactus, succulant, euphorbia or epyphyllum or some other genus This is my first year growing epis and I'm starting to get interested in the others, you seem so knowledgable along with a few others that I hardly can wait for next spring to start a summer garden of succulants
- favorite dragon fruit variety
favorite dragon fruit varietycondor is pretty similar to American beauty in growth and look and taste There seems to be a lot of that green skin in photos of this variety I always let the skin turn red but I've seen Edgar valdivia take a mostly green fruit and say it's ready, and it tasted just fine Logged
- 3-sided vs 4-sided dragon fruit
So, I have some dragon fruit plants that I have grown from seed I bought the fruits in different areas of the world at farmer's markets Both dark red flesh and very tasty, so I brought some seeds home All the plants from one fruit are 4-sided, and all the plants from the other are 3-sided Any idea why? I am guessing different varieties?
- Dragon Fruit Trellis idea?
Dragon Fruit Trellis idea?Dragonfruit and orchids grow in roughly the same environment: at the top part of the rainforest canopy The vines are climbers but the arial roots aren't clinging They might search along branches and dip into places where water pool up to get a drink That's how I like to think of it working anyway Logged
- Hylocereus Species, Dragon Fruit, Fire Dragon Fruit, Pitajaya
Hylocereus Species, Dragon Fruit, Fire Dragon Fruit, Pitajaya Hylocereus polyrhizus Upload Image Print Version View Gallery 8 photos
- Dragon Fruit in Containers
I recently received some dragon fruit cuttings and seeds I plan to grow these out in containers with some type of trellis system There may be few nights each year where these may need to be moved into the greenhouse The objective is a fair amount of fruit production What have you found to be the optimum container pot size so these plants will fruit? I currently have several types of
- Dragon Fruit Self Fertile or Cross pollination Test
Dragon Fruit Self Fertile or Cross pollination Test « on: August 21, 2019, 10:24:37 AM » Have not found many have done the self-fertile test, Including the big name sellers which many people have had big problems with, I have created a list of all varieties that I deal with and tested to ensure it is done with what needs to be done The Results are on the link below which will be updated as
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