Dragon Fruit - First time experimenting with 3 ways to create roots - pitahaya

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[@sharollgallardo1157]

the experiment was good but it the dragon fruit cutting was inconsistent in terms of cambium maturity. Dragon fruit cutting that has a harder cambium tends to produce roots faster due to maturity factor. In this case, the cutting that is nearest to the mother plants tends to be more mature. The point is, you used 2 cuttings(3days earlier and newly cutted), then you cutted each cutting into 3 segments(bottom/nearest to the mother plant, middle part, and top/farthest from the mother plant), you should have paired all the cuttings that you have used, -3 days cutted bottom/nearest to the mother plant vs. new cutted bottom/nearest to mother plant -3 days cutted middle segment vs. new cutted middle segment -3 days cutted top/farthest portion away from the mother plant vs. newly cutted top/farthest potion away from the mother plant in this way, you have elimated the maturity factor of the cambiums. this is to have a more detailed data. ☺

[@FerryMan]

Thanks👍

[@nagappaugrappa7715]

@@FerryMan ok thanks

[@semabayram6473]

Çeviri olmasına rağmen anlamadım 😥

[@Vv-xt9rz]

Nice explanation ty bte

[@dettyouy1372]

I think the difference may be so minimal that it will show very small difference. Dragon fruit are so easy to root. Limit moisture, dry 1 week and you are right: choose mature branches as young growing one barely will set roots. In my opinion use of antiseptic will prevent from rotting (the main problem)

[@AbdulHameed-hy6qg]

sir, may I share my experience. the main stem that stops its growth above the trellis and grows again without any branches bear more fruits quickly. this is my observation. I am from Kerala (INDIA).Phosphorus treated sand is the best medium for fast rooting. your failure seems to be the positioning of the cutting(loose hold). keep it tight and erect in the plastic bag. ( treat the sand at least 7 days before planting) planting directly to the pole(concrete) in janu-feb will give you better result than transplanting rooted cuttings in rainy season . .I am a dragon grower for the last 10 years. I have been researching in this field.I can share with you if you are interested some interesting fact observed by me about dragon growing. . Annoyance if any caused by my interference is regretted

[@FerryMan]

thanks

[@srinivasanj907]

Hameed ji thank you for sharing your insights , it is a valuable contribution .

[@nitinmore9090]

Will you guide me for the dragon fruit plantation in kokan maharashtra

[@shivanashivanagowda5523]

On

[@playamelodythateverybodyknows]

You could make a video too😊

[@chrisstearns10]

In your plastic bag samples, was that the one cut and dried for 3 days or the fresh cut and stuck it in the bag?

[@perfum999]

I'm guessing the one dried for 3 days

[@heidipalacios1965]

It was a very good experiment except you did not mention which ones were the freshly cut and which ones were the calus when you were checking for the roots.

[@amarchadbagan8667]

Khub sundor pilant tips valo laglo

[@theprogardener8748]

Good. Thank you. For Professional Gardening.

[@majensaputra6520]

Luar biasa tips nya bos ..sangat bermanfaat

[@UtsavAgro.]

😀😀 great work brother thanks for sharing 🙏

[@beybslifeintheus494]

Ganito pala mag cutting ng dragon fruit

[@SoulSeeker770]

Was the second to last one with the most roof dried out first or freshly cut?

[@moxee33]

Hi thanks for the video.just wanted to tell you red font on black is very hard to read especially on a phone!! Please make your font color lighter and bigger. 🌵

[@palmtrees6095]

I like your videos

[@debraarizona4809]

Planting the cuttings in an air tight bag kept the moisture and heat in. Therefor the cutting was able to root faster.. My theory😃⚘

[@Kiwalabyetimothyshsh]

Your right and the 3 day dried cutting performed better

[@malcominaussievlog3702]

Thank you for sharing your new friend keep in touch

[@atetawiyberdesa2741]

NICE for sharing

[@royalenfield3673]

Genuine video❤❤

[@rajendrapatil9448]

👌 like this video,l am from India

[@tokobangunan7887]

Big like your work

[@MrPjefferies]

I have used a cutting with aerial roots buried in potting mic, it developed new branch shoots before all other cuttings, and is much more vigorous. apparently aerial roots can form ground roots

[@GraftingTactick]

Good technique 😍😍

[@sargosacarhua8987]

Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento hay empiezo a propagar mi pitahayas les cuento como me va soy peruana🇵🇪

[@marlonpaul680]

The 3 day cured cuttings in the bags retains moisture and humidity which is better for rooting.

[@saradhipapisetti1265]

Good information tq andi

[@هلتعلم-ابراهيممكي]

ماشاءالله 👍

[@AmitKarati-rl8mn]

❤❤❤ nice 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@ourlifeoutwest7912]

Thanks for showing this experiment.

[@FerryMan]

😊

[@anujkumardubey7967]

Wah..

[@uvarajad2241]

For another one u didn't tied cover tightly hence, it takes moisture so, it doesn't grow If any wrong sorry.......

[@atenhitz7879]

New friend here thank you for sharing

[@FerryMan]

Thanks

[@AbuSaleha415]

NiceVedio

[@jaanujaani3888]

Music was awsome😍

[@TravelingErol]

at 7:49 what you wrote is not clearly seen!

[@RDJVChannel6330]

Hello there, in the plastic bag did you water..

[@frankenfoamy]

calus aids in rooting success and the bag retained heat which also aids in rooting.

[@ChadBaganSongbad]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍

[@PainConsultation]

Saw it 3 times : I think I know the answer to it already

[@arguzplanting]

Good job man ,..

[@anhongofficial9215]

Video good you again viet nam thank you

[@sayedkalins5874]

Thank you. I will try ❤️

[@flaviomidtrich4887]

Like from Brazil

[@teresadelgado1372]

Very interesting test. It seems dirt makes a difference.

[@jvigi]

Use soil and compost for better results

[@dettyouy1372]

Sand, cured by steam or chemicals is best. Perlite aso... Can use some garlic, toothpaste...

[@hauching5562]

3days after planting most good result comes out is it rigth?

[@SaarasGarden]

Great job👍🌷

[@dawafruits83]

regards from Ecuador

[@bonsaitechnique5393]

Helo, video nice

[@technoraptor7778]

When you guys bend the branches at the top of the trellis....doesn't that hurt or damage the plant? Or must it only be done to mature branches? I feel like they would snap.

[@FerryMan]

no problem, the tree is still growing normally, branching very quickly. If you want to learn more or have questions, I can make a video about them

[@0anant0]

@@FerryMan Yes, please do. I saw a video where they bent the branch with 'flat' side on the inside and in the evenings.

[@juliemcgugan1244]

So they were more dehydrated and pliable than if it had been done in the morning, after watering?

[@lissystephen1313]

Super

[@SonNguyen-fe9ky]

Video rat la hay! 👍🏻

[@FerryMan]

Thanks bạn

[@mariarubybayrante7871]

Ilang buwan po.bago mamunga ang dragon fruit salamat.po

[@nandapun5725]

Very useful information video. Wishing you all the best. 🙏🙏 What size grow bags is best for growing like this cutting plant? Please! Advice me. 🙏🙏

[@sadashivapr3537]

When can I use the branches to make new plants? Within 1 year or 6 months of planting can I develop new plants with the 1year old df branches?

[@FerryMan]

yes, you should start planting when 1 year old branch is best

[@bionaturalpc]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@chandanr2219]

ferry man can you tell me which plant roots growth well in that air tighted cover, weather 3 days kept and cooled plant or freshly cutted plant.

[@TravelingErol]

yes he did not tell this!

[@FerryMan]

Cut branches 3 days ago, keep in a shady place. sorry for the late reply😁

[@dettyouy1372]

Cure a week in shadow and rooting can be done even in sun. Too much moist is the main problem.

[@NurullahNayem]

I want to grow DF plants in field. How to prepare soil? My land contains clayey soil. I want to grow like your orchard. Please give me advice from your experience. I will be grateful to you. -From Bangladesh

[@FerryMan]

Any soil is fine, you just plant and fertilize, periodically water in the dry season, once every 3 to 4 days. 10 to 20 days npk fertilizer and microbiological times. and follow the way I have shared many previous videos, you can apply. good luck👍

[@yaqeen4940]

Your first step is to break the soil then apply compost then follow what he comment.

[@0anant0]

@@yaqeen4940 Yes, gypsum and lots of organic compost can be used to break up clay soil

[@shahariarsdaysout4086]

Did you keep those in sunlight or shade?

[@thuocquy_vn]

Great

[@liatereziaratiu7403]

Ok

[@murthyhn662]

Dragon fruit=ಅಮೃತಹಣು

[@fliegen1125]

Where should we put the cutting in shaded place or in direct sunlight ?

[@ramdane7792]

no, never

[@tuanyiji]

interesting, i would add a group with rooting powder in the water for comparison 😆

[@honeysenju]

Sir I want to know in detail about your soil mix.

[@eyecatcher1509]

Not sure why worry about a few days quicker growth. They will all grow and then still have to wait 18 months to reach bud stage then 2 month for flower and fruit.20 month and you want to save a few days hahaha

[@pushpadesai9797]

What is good fertilizer to get fruits.mine grew 2 after 5 years.

[@pitayadragonfruitpitahayav7963]

🌵🌵👏👏

[@hificrickettv6732]

NICE

[@asifemtiaz5134]

I have started to grow df,i am a fan of yours

[@FerryMan]

Thanks

[@Angry_Django]

There's a possibility the ones with roots were in a slightly more shaded area, or were shaded by the other cuttings

[@RexieBoy]

Thank you I will try …

[@dawafruits83]

Hello Ferry Man, I'm just going to buy a farm to plant the dragon fruits. Thanks for your recommendations. I will follow all your advice.

[@gamzehavvatnmz]

👏

[@PinPeatHD]

Awesome video! my plants didn't produce any fruit ehheeheh! Thank for sharing.

[@nicolashachfeld3770]

Iam living in Costa Rica we are using extra light for flowering. 12 w

[@0anant0]

@@nicolashachfeld3770 U mean at night? What is the total duration of light (including day light)? What is the night time temperature? Do you use the lamp for heating also or only for lighting? Thanks!

[@dettyouy1372]

@@0anant0 The lights are used for attract insects which pollinate. Vietnam uses this system. Planted square there is a light in middle of 4. Cannot remember exactly, it may be 2m. You may find videos.

[@0anant0]

@@dettyouy1372 Thanks for the info! Yes, i have heard that Viet farmers use night time lights for fruit production during Tet festival.

[@Kiwalabyetimothyshsh]

@@nicolashachfeld3770 share more info

[@elenitaalmodovar5204]

The one you tight in the plastic, did you put water

[@FerryMan]

I do not put water in the plastic bag, when I fasten the plastic bag there will be steam.

[@GezginErol]

I think just a little water would fasten the rooting process. Am I right?

[@maibammomon2280]

Thanks

[@boualammakboul9459]

Thank you for This vedeo💯💯💯💯💯♥️♥️

[@FerryMan]

Thanks😜😜😜

[@nir2661]

Which varietiy ? How is the fruit? White, Red or Pink or purple.....

[@Mr_Ravee]

The plant i ordered came broken in half..i replanted the first half...hoping for some roots

[@sanmanpradhan6515]

This plants is white dragan?

[@gabriellabosini4437]

Ciao x piantare devi fare asciugare la ferita?

[@shirleyalmaida1550]

Hi can I share my ideas about my DF post made of Pvc

[@民公-v8w]

If you had put the subtitles on while you were pouring the water, we would have had time to see it. Thank you very much!

[@migzrockz11]

How did the freshly cut not rot?

[@gabriellabosini4437]

Ma si può lasciare in acqua ?

[@droid110]

In plastic cover, may be one in sand another touched plastic cover result in slow growth

[@thetruthseeker1239]

It will root fast if you cut it directly from its node and make sure the cuttings are matured enough as well.

[@الفلكالفلك1]

Sir, I would like some cuttings from this tree. Thank you

[@glennallan8630]

My cuttings are in the water to root, but the ends are slimy. Is this normal before they root?

[@dettyouy1372]

Water is the worst way to do this. Rotting...

[@SA-kb9zw]

How many days come out the roots

[@blakespower]

do these plants only grow well in california climates? I have seen large farms in India and Vietnam and the fields look dusty and dry, didnt seem that tropicall to me

[@dettyouy1372]

They grow very well in subtropical like Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam....​ They have dry and wet seasons! Road are just dirt tracks. So culture are clean when raining. Lol

[@juliemcgugan1244]

They also grow well where I am, so on the west coast of Southern Cyprus. Sure they would do better in more sub-tropical regions, but seeing as we have no sub-zero temps and no snow in winter, they do very well here, as well! Coming here from Asia, just a few years ago, we delight in clinging to anything familiar that we come across!

[@dellagro307]

Brother yours all videos is very informative, please make a video on Fertigation shadule.

[@barrettojiranda2860]

What did you use?

[@barrettojiranda2860]

And what tipe of water did you use

[@rahul-4006]

Should we peel it from any side?🧐

[@shresthamanoj617]

I think, 3 days drying in cool place plant which have long roots in air tight bag.

[@TravelingErol]

yes maybe but the did not tell this. he did not tell the most important part!

[@my_garden.secrets]

Hope you dint plant upside down .But they produce aerial roots anywhere randomly .

[@dettyouy1372]

I've seen a video where upside down made roots too! Lol

[@minaacharya7112]

याे बिरुवा मलाई पनि पठाईदिनुसन सर। प्रतिविरुवाकाे कति पर्छ मूल्य पाचवटा वाेट भए पनि कहाँ सम्पर्क गर्नुपर्छ

[@naseemuddin1590]

Dragon fruit ka plant kaha se milega

[@OMUNDRA699]

3 days dry was rooted in polythene very well bhaii or not.I can understand

[@Elde30full]

El tallo lo cortabas más largo y ya era la mejor opción en agua 💦

[@toannguyen-se4dr]

one branch does not have any root because that branch too old, not much energy to grown, always used the young branch, same with old men and young men.

[@dettyouy1372]

No younger ones will not root. Branches must be mature. Better a bit old than too young.

[@Kiwalabyetimothyshsh]

@@dettyouy1372 hi would probably love to gain more info about dragon from Uganda. Have seen you reply to more comments professionally with experience and also looking forward to having the first dragon farm in Uganda

[@ravindersuri9561]

Pot size?

[@shirleyalmaida1550]

rather that concrete cement or hard wood