Can You Mix Dragon Fruit Varieties In A Pot??

[@SCArtandGrafts]

Good to know that mixing different varieties will not affect their growth/health. Thanks mate.

[@DreaminDragons]

Cheera mate 🥰 Hope your dragons are doing well!

[@SCArtandGrafts]

@@DreaminDragons The Palora graft is growing fast while the Bruni is taking its time.

[@DreaminDragons]

Nice one mate! Think i saw a post of one of your grafts pop up somewhere.. by the time i realised it was yours id lost it haha. Looks good!

[@Barbie.Boo1961]

Thank you for great information, I am a new dragon care giver, and have learned so much, 😊❤ this journey is awesome

[@DreaminDragons]

Thabks for the kind words 🥰 Enjoy the ride! Its great fun!

[@ninjasquid2829]

nice good information

[@DreaminDragons]

Cheers mate! 🥰

[@RAREDRAGONFRUIT]

I know this feeling sir, I agree you need to be strategic when mixing varieties. I personally recommend 2 varieties per pot and love the tagging idea. Be careful when mixing Megalanthus and Undatus in my humble opinion

[@DreaminDragons]

4 varieties per pot seems pretty extreme, could never get around it.. but i guess it is very space efficient. Is this because if the megs thin and weedy root networks? I had a yellow meg with an ugly old incorrectly named undatus.. seemed to grow ok together, though the undatus had much larger thicker branches which made the trellis a little wonky haha

[@jamesdduong]

Great information. Hindsight, I would only plant maximum 2 varieties per pot.

[@DreaminDragons]

Thanks mate. In a dream world, plenty of space or in the ground would be ideal for each plant.. but who really has the space for that haha

[@leewatson3688]

I am sure it depends on what type ,some can take full sun, and some rather a more shady area

[@DreaminDragons]

Definitely, some are much more hot/ cold resiliant than others, thats another whole video in itself 👍

[@danielross3395]

Ive given up using marking pens and labels both end up going missing ir fading , ive 38 varieties somewhere close to 3000 plants , ive started using a sharpened screwdriver to just break the skin on the mainstem and scratch in the variety initials , within a day it scars over and you have a permanent ID

[@DreaminDragons]

Interesting approach, sounds cool! Do you ever get any rot or issues with moisture in the groove? Cant rub off a groove haha