Grafting dragon fruit plant / Dragon fruit graft for beginners

[@GardenIdeas01]

Nice method how to graft dragon on the top with different variety , thanks so much for sharing gardening tips

[@CarlzJafran]

Hope you like it. Happy gardening... cheers

[@MauricioHernandez-gh3dv]

Excelente video. Gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Colombia.

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks you.. Hola from Malaysia...

[@alphamartin8064]

Just what I was looking for, Thank you!

[@CarlzJafran]

Most welcome..

[@elikho327]

Thank you for this time saving video demonstrating all kind onf get simply together,. Also like your idea of inching the new growth of the rootstock instead of removing all the nodes. Love your video, keep more coming!

[@CarlzJafran]

Most welcome

[@leewatson3688]

Big shout from London England amazing@ so many grafting ways...great stuff

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks for watching...

[@francisco-kb7mv]

You’re marvelous. I live in Brazil.

[@grumpy_ken]

wow I had no idea there are so many ways! great techniques, thanks for sharing

[@CarlzJafran]

Pleasure..

[@MauricioHernandez-gh3dv]

Excelente. Gracias por compartir.

[@charlesmacharia3716]

Amazing video. Thank you for sharing your expertise

[@CarlzJafran]

My pleasure!

[@Nikjagringtv39366]

Nice brother 👍👈

[@zhilahaghbin4766]

Thanks much for so many methods, I appreciate that you too time to answer many questions, I see you graft them "wet after cutting", where as elsewhere i keep hearing after cutting let it dry, so confused in which case we must dry the cuttings until they end becomes hard, thanks

[@CarlzJafran]

It depends on what technique we use but thanks for watching...

[@svetlanakutsaya5726]

Thank you so much.

[@LOURDZ]

Thanks for sharing this video on grafting different varieties of dragon cuttings

[@CarlzJafran]

Pleasure.

[@BackroadExploits]

Nice video. Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@CarlzJafran]

welcome

[@fazenda-sb4hw]

Foi muito bom aprender com você!

[@vfczurc]

Excelente aula, obrigado.

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks

[@aprendizdobonsai4557]

Muito bom trabalho parabéns

[@vedprakashverma8987]

Very well methods for graftings,thanks

[@CarlzJafran]

Hope it helps.

[@danieldornelas2867]

I'm from Brazil🌵😍

[@CarlzJafran]

Hello! Thanks for watching.. have a great day.. cheers.

[@josefinarosas8926]

Hello, very good video, thanks for share. Ask: if I have a rootstock from which I removed the lateral spines 6 months ago and now I want to graft a V-shaped scion. Can I also put it where the lateral spine should be?

[@earth5370]

Would be great if you could do a follow-up video 🙂

[@AnPhuDailyLife]

I can see all your effort in this

[@FreddiesFarmPHILKEN]

Nice video... thank you

[@bungahiasmamake649]

thank,s, barakallah ilmunya.

[@CarlzJafran]

Moga bermanfaat.

[@bungahiasmamake649]

@@CarlzJafran aamiin Allohumma aamiin.

[@jareneiksan4053]

Saya menggunakan tekhnik nomor 2,6 dan 8, itu sangat simpel dan cepat

[@CarlzJafran]

makasih info nya

[@jareneiksan4053]

@@CarlzJafran sama-sama

[@Kumul1Entertainment]

Any followup videos? Especially the grafting using seedlings?

[@CarlzJafran]

Will upload soon. Stay tune...

[@AliciaLara-i2y]

No se le pone nada solo se unen? Nada de enraisante o cicatrizante?

[@growingtolive2040]

great video, thank you

[@CarlzJafran]

Glad you liked it!

[@maibammomon2280]

Good job

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks. Happy gardening

[@sathida6816]

Nice video I will try 🥰

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks for watching.

[@etherealaesthetics4706]

These are all beautiful methods now I won't have to wait for my yellow dragon fruit seedlings to give fruit in 2 years. Also can I graft them into other type of cactuses or family types

[@CarlzJafran]

Yes..

[@etherealaesthetics4706]

@@CarlzJafran awesome thank you for the feed back

[@CarlzJafran]

@@etherealaesthetics4706 My pleasure.. happy gardening.

[@MelTregonning]

Fabulous video. Thank you very much. Which method do you think is the most reliable?

[@JuanPerez-gb9sm]

Please tell me how I can combine cuttings to have a new variety

[@francisco-kb7mv]

It is pretty good.

[@dumindakasun5100]

Nice video. Sometimes when i am grafting a gel comes out from the union. Do you know why is that? Is there anyway to prevent it?

[@CarlzJafran]

I have never experienced that. I am sorry...

[@assamfoodforestnursery4010]

Teremakasih from India

[@CarlzJafran]

Sama2 (pleasure), Terima kasih menonton (Thanks for watching)😀

[@patriciadixon4735]

I like your video. My question is once you get it growing after the grafting of different varieties, and you want to just take a cutting from the plant will the cutting produce the different varieties automatically? Thank you in advance.

[@CarlzJafran]

No. Just give space for the scion (new varieties for grow) and not for the stock. So if you graft new varieties like connie mayer DF with others stock like sugar8 DF. Only connie mayer will bear fruit and not for the sugar8 DF. Hope it helps. Unless you want to do grafting to produce different types of varieties in one tree.

[@tonydancz6789]

Great video

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks.

[@srinukummitha]

Good job sir

[@CarlzJafran]

So nice of you

[@lovethenature1789]

Best season for grafting temprature and humidity?

[@getan5134]

Last in spring, Make it indoor.

[@toastedvegemite9963]

Hello, I’m from Australia and just grafted a yellow variety dragon fruit to a base red dragonfruit using L method. How should I maintain the dragonfruit? (I am going to grow both varieties in the same tree)

[@CarlzJafran]

hello there!... Nice to hear that grafting dragon fruit it’s so much fun. Firstly place the grafted dragon fruit in the shade area for two weeks and then expose it to the sunlight only in the morning about 15 days. After that you can put your plants under the sun to grow well. Make sure the buds on the rootstock are removed. Don't forget to give them trellis when the shoots are come out to avoid it broken. Have a nice day...

[@toastedvegemite9963]

@@CarlzJafran thanks so much!

[@CarlzJafran]

@@toastedvegemite9963 Hope you understand what I say. My English is so bad.

[@toastedvegemite9963]

@@CarlzJafran no no no, it’s perfectly fine!

[@FullmoonEffects89]

How are the success rate for all of those graft? Which ones are your favorite?

[@CarlzJafran]

80%

[@kokilakoorganicmanjarifarm]

Thank you very helpful

[@CarlzJafran]

Glad it helped

[@andrewmutiso8783]

Very impressive

[@motorez1]

why do you graft when you could just root the cutting and grow it from there?

[@CarlzJafran]

I do graft for rare cutting of dragon fruit when I buy those from overseas for multiple the cutting. Sometime rooting them here not really success. By the way thanks for watching.

[@tonydancz6789]

To change varieties and speed up the growing

[@souffle420]

with drill grafting, can you drill from the flat side into the core? Or must we drill from the thin side of the stem?

[@CarlzJafran]

Drill must connect with stem.

[@souffle420]

I was trying to graft fishbone cactus into my dragon fruit; only have small space to grow it with ±4h of direct sunlight so I want to maximize the photosynthesis efficiency by adding extra _leaves_ on the main stem (below the branches). Some were grafted on the side nodes (by cutting V-shape then drill grafted them just like in the video), and one was grafted to the flat side of the stem with its core stabbed into the dragonfruit's core (via drill grafting too). The one grafted on the side nodes grew faster than the one grafted to the flat side of the stem, but both has successfully grown new leaves. Actually surprised the later one actually succeed. I thought we can only graft either through its nodes or cutting and grafting its core… 😅

[@nazshey6594]

Hi, Bro do you sell Dragon Fruit seeds? Or the cuttings? Am from Mauritius and i'll like to have different varieties...🙂

[@CarlzJafran]

No.. I am sorry

[@harshalborude6888]

That upper part we cut can be grown again or not ?

[@maria.rodrigues8217]

🎉eu planto pitaia más preciso de más outras mudas

[@javy487]

Por favor pongan como van los injertos 👍

[@CarlzJafran]

¡Hola!... Ahí crece bien ahora mismo. Gracias por ver.

[@michelecave7047]

When do you water the plant

[@CarlzJafran]

Until the soil is dry. Don't water if the soil still moist.

[@samrae7444]

Which is right month for grafting?

[@CarlzJafran]

I live in a tropical climate so we can do grafting all year round. If you live in four season country you can do it in early summer.

[@golfgunsandcocktailschannel]

So, what is the purpose of grafting?

[@CarlzJafran]

Hai there!... As a collector of dragon fruit they love plant all varieties of dragon fruit. If they don't have in their collection just graft them is ok. So you can double the cutting instead of one. You can sow seeds of dragon fruit and graft them. It only take 1 year (In tropical climate) to bear fruit compare to the non grafts seedling it take a long period that is 7 years to bear fruit (In 4 season countries area). Hope it clear for you. Have a nice day.

[@MEUAR]

FOREFATHERS ONE AND ALL, BEAR WITNESS!!!!

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks for watching.

[@microbiologistnishantgupta]

That's nice. Dragon fruits are might be exotic in term of taste, but researches suggests they have nothing special

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks fo the comment. Appreciated... I like the flowers very stunning and adorable... Have a nice day... Cheers.

[@khydo]

why was this statement necessary

[@magicmark9500]

#TanomkinotuanGardening What is the point of grafting dragon fruit? To make different flavours and variations, or is there any other porposes?

[@CarlzJafran]

siraman baja boleh siram seminggu sekali

[@AquaMarine1000]

This is the quickest way to produce fruit of your chosen type. One plant can have varities.

[@RaulLopez-js5mn]

Y los resultados??¿??????

[@CarlzJafran]

Next video.. Thanks

[@RayManLei]

Everything done is look good , got the cause and no result ! Catch no Ball , and don't understand why to do that ! To improve faster growing and obtain fruits ?

[@CarlzJafran]

This method is best for new varieties that are difficult to find in your area. So you can use this method for growing them. By the way thanks for watching.

[@jinxijuni4404]

1:33 made me jump

[@binodray7689]

Only grafting there r no any result

[@CarlzJafran]

Stay tune.. video is coming..

[@percyriverosalzamora5131]

It is an interesting video to see types of grafts, but friend you are a bad graft.

[@CarlzJafran]

Thanks for the comment. I know but hey all of my graft now are grow well.. thanks for watching.

[@percyriverosalzamora5131]

Se podría hacer mejor los injertos, pero están interesantes los tipos de injertos, porque muestras muchos.

[@CarlzJafran]

@@percyriverosalzamora5131 Gracias. Espero que les guste aunque no sean realmente perfectos. Salud...