Growing Dragonfruit & Pomegranate

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[@johnnysworld-backyardorchard]

Great lecture Gary, thank you for sharing! Always very informative!

[@cynforrest]

Sure do appreciate these lectures. Gary. Thanks so much.

[@tomasrodriquez6259]

Gary tells you the truth about soil and gardening strategies on growing stuff the best way to get the best results.Also he is completely transparent like water a pure soul this dude is just amazing.The beautiful thing is that he own's a family owned nusery with generational knowledge that was passed down from his father 🥰

[@gigihenderson8567]

I always want to take notes in my phone, so I watch these thru my TV, which lets me take lots of notes during the talk. I am up in the SF Bay Area and am seriously considering driving down the visit the Laguna Hills Nursery and get some of the Top Pot.

[@greenthumb8328]

available @ Yamagami's in the south bay.

[@greenbeecolony1911]

Thank you useful information as always

[@robkeller3431]

Im growing mine in Garys top pot. Also use his Acid mix for my bluberry bushes in containers

[@robkeller3431]

El grullo has a beet flavor.

[@greenthumb8328]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience sharing DF & Poms. Unfortunately, video seems ended abruptly when you were discussing # of stems for Pom tree. Would have loved to hear your thoughts on that Q. Love watching your videos & learning a lot on soil, etc. Please keep up with this video series. You're sharing incredible knowledge and information that can be easily understood by newbies, etc. Thanks.

[@EffectivePickyEatersSolutions]

I have eversweet in san Francisco East bay area and never had the problem with rotting the fruit bc of shape of the flower. That's interesting.

[@vanru2176]

Thank you.

[@edp3421]

Thank you

[@jorgeespinoza3150]

Wallace Ranch Hybrid looks very impressive with much darker purple flesh than the typical magenta. Haven't tried it nor been able to obtain it as they're out of stock at $40 a cutting...!!

[@DayTradingDojo]

Who ever is using top pot or acid mix soil. Do you have to setup automatic watering in order to use those soil mixes? Can I place the plant and pot directly into water tray to reduce watering during summer?

[@ll3174]

How hardly are they would they be able to grow in zone 9 central Texas? I got two pieces a couple of months ago and they are shooting new growth but conflicted on where to plant or put them because moving a big pot without damaging it would be a challenge or maybe just planting it on a south side of the yard and covering it during cold days. Any advise? Thank you

[@nosajsamaniego4512]

I'm wondering, as well;

[@rogerresendiz2416]

@@nosajsamaniego4512 greenhouse is the solution

[@rogerresendiz2416]

Be concern if it's below 35 degrees... Or above 100 degrees

[@harsectinal]

If you have the right variety they'll be fine. We grow them in the high desert Mojave and they thrive. (Zone 8B)

[@ll3174]

@@harsectinal thank you if you don’t mind what variety is hardier?