Dragon Fruit - Interesting Propagation Method

[@Cheburashka_420]

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[@highontaiwan]

If you put the glass of water on a heat pad, the warmer water will allow the roots to grow even faster.

[@liubovmozolevskaya3854]

Thank you for this video. I recently had a very old plant from my farmer friend and as I never had any experience to growing Dragon Fruit Cactus you video help me a lot.

[@HighDesertGarden]

How many of you guys are growing, or want to grow, dragon fruit?

[@icarus901]

I would like to grow some, but I've never come across live stock. Have you germinated from seed?

[@ANDavis-lq6md]

Hi. I got a dragon fruit from Walmart and tried germinating the seeds two ways - in a wet paper towel and in a pot of soil. I was able to germinate a bunch of the seeds in a pot of some generic soil, covered with a plastic bag, while the ones in the paper towel didn't sprout except for 2 or 3. I am unsure how to proceed now. They are like little white strings, no taller than 5 millimeters. I was unable to clean the flesh off the seeds and some of them had a bit of mold on them, but it doesn't seem to hinder their growth. How big should they grow before I re-pot them into cactus soil? There's like 20 of them in one plastic cup...

[@rheagish6024]

High Desert Garden I am working on the seedlings now

[@HighDesertGarden]

Rhea Gish awesome!

[@FunkiesLOL]

I do grow from a seed that I bought it from the store

[@geomundi8333]

omf; i thought they'd rot off for sure. great job. I am growing yellow, and pink and purple, my red died. My yellow is very vigorous and puts off lots of baby branches. Can't wait till they fruit one day. How many years do you think?

[@StephRenee812]

2 ton5 years what I have been learning

[@RiskyR1CH]

Have had my cuttings in a pot for over a month with no sign of roots growing, going to give this method a go now, cheers

[@Abyssaldawn]

How was the outcome of your cutling? Did the water method work?

[@snail9552]

Did it work?

[@RiskyR1CH]

@@Abyssaldawn did not work,

[@RiskyR1CH]

@@snail9552 did not work

[@snail9552]

@@RiskyR1CH aw man D:

[@-myonlypurposeistotriggery1099]

This is what i did to and ut works amazing its growing its first link or segment and its growing almost an inch a day!

[@thesagarsays]

How long was the cutting in water for? Did you keep it in a bright spot with filtered light or somewhere dark like in a closet?

[@redtobertshateshandles]

I subbed too. Feel kinda annoyed by people asking for money.

[@tnicoleUtube]

My dragon fruit (like all of my neighbors) is growing out of control. I will certainly take a few pieces and start some new plants. Thanks ~Navy wife Okinawa, Japan

[@cactuswren9771]

Thanks! I live in the Mojave Desert, already 100 degrees hot in May and bone dry air. Was given a 12" yellow fruit dragon fruit plant that had one tiny 1/2 inch root, but was severely dehydrated and shrivelled and rubbery, but dark green. I decided to cut the cutting in half, leave rooted half in the soil and try your jar method on the upper half. Hopefully I can save something from it. Your method was reassuring. When in a jar inside the house to root does it need bright sunlight or more indirect light?

[@HighDesertGarden]

Rhyannon Lallatin I put mine in a west facing window

[@passionfruiter3184]

Yeah really want to let it scar before you introduce the water

[@pajanicamalon8402]

how many day in water for growth the roots before put in soil ?

[@-myonlypurposeistotriggery1099]

Id say around 1 month-2 for me

[@oneloveyessah]

@@-myonlypurposeistotriggery1099 you might as well just put the cutting if it takes that long to shoot roots.

[@TheNaayana]

Thanks for the video. I'll try this method. But should the plant be kept indoors. I live in Vizianagaram in North Coastal Andhra Pradesh, India.

[@HighDesertGarden]

Prasad Av it can be done outside as long as you don’t expose the roots to the sun.

[@TheNaayana]

Thank u for your advice. I'll be looking forward for more videos from u.

[@josephinedorion1450]

I throw the vase of water with the cutting,.. in the shade. i ignore it until it roots.

[@nancygarrett8471]

Do you leave it in sn? Or shade for them to root,

[@yennamhanumanthareddy7232]

How can I get all purpose fertilizer

[@dougyankunas3104]

Is there a update to this video ? I'd like to know if the Dragon fruit was able to adjust to being transferred into soil. Any challenges along the way ? Thanks .

[@HighDesertGarden]

Doug Yankunas I will try to film an update once we get moved into the new place. I can tell you that it was a perfectly smooth transition and is doing well.

[@josephinedorion1450]

you can't abuse dragon fruit enough. they do just fine.

[@محمدمسلم-ف8ث]

How long does the paddle grow in water? Greetings to you from Algeria

[@johnholowzak9719]

my experience with leaving a dragon fruit cutting in water. the cactus like soft part just rots no root formation.

[@HighDesertGarden]

You might need to make sure that you replace the water every few days.. I've never had a dragon fruit cutting rot when placed in water. It produces roots every time.

[@akankshatyagi7553]

@@HighDesertGarden after cutting the cutting for how many days should it be left to heal before putting in water or soil. The last time I gave it 3-4 days to heal and planted in soil the bottom part started to rot

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Too cold. You need some heat.

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

Yes. Keep water clean. Water has more ox in with lower temperatures. Plants actually drown due to no ox in water. Other way is grow on heat mat.

[@helenaragon6539]

Cool I just put my dragon fruit cutting in water, after watching your video. I had it in soil for a week and it was taken too long for it to root in soil.

[@akankshatyagi7553]

my cutting started rotting in soil :(

[@mohamedaadil2073]

Where should the cutting need to be placed while rooting ?

[@AYOGAgriVenture]

wow nice tips

[@lizzyseth4485]

Ok, my dragon fruit is not sprouting white roots. I put them in water, with bottoms down. They didn’t have the dark climbing roots though, as yours did. Will they develop roots anyway, and how long does it take?

[@marryvickmanzano3034]

Do you wait for the cutting to callous or you just put it in the vase?

[@HighDesertGarden]

There is no need to wait for it to callous with this method.

[@lazyeyedwolf5284]

@@HighDesertGarden so you didn't cut it at all?

[@lazyeyedwolf5284]

@@HighDesertGarden also does it need a open wound before you put it in the water?

[@josephinedorion1450]

that's what I do, throw them in a vase of water. after a week or so, comes the white roots. that's it.

[@freeform7012]

So you putting the cuttings in water immediately, and roots develop in a week?

[@acheng511]

Is it normal for the bottom of the cutting to get slimy? I have changed the water daily but it doesn't stop the slimy bottom. I am concern about the water rotting the cutting. Any suggestions?

[@bryanjuarez9024]

annie c have you found out what the problem is mine is doing the same thing

[@ANAMARIADARBYSHIRE]

If water is getting slimy use purified water or even better use distilled water

[@Riceandbeans7]

Thank you for sharing.

[@pico1991]

Can you show a follow up video or pictures of how this specific draconfruit cutting is doing?

[@courtneystuart9265]

Yea

[@kikyoass]

Please show an update!

[@αυσα-υ8ζ]

This amazing ❤️ nice

[@tabbysturgill3709]

I have a pot of tiny tiny dragon fruit cuttings what do I do

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

Seperate them into own container. Lots of workcastings and water. Keep dirt moist not wet..

[@andrewyek]

i don't have dragon fruit grow yet.. but i can get seed from store bought dragon fruit.. but sadly, i heard it will takes 3 to 5 years to start bearing fruit if from seed.. that's why i am wondering if my cactus... i can graft the seedling onto cactus to speed the grwth. lol andrew

[@StephRenee812]

I was wondering the same. Lol

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

Get a yellow palora fruit. They bloom after 18 months.

[@cathyplantlover2862]

I had it in water for 4 weeks and it hasn't rooted in the water yet how long does it take?

[@freeform7012]

I'm curious about this as well. I seen comments say roots grew as soon as a week, and some take root a month later.

[@BlueSky-fr5yq]

Maybe you have the wrong side in the water

[@sgt.b2955]

Mine took a month a half to root.

[@efttunisia]

Nice vidéo

[@herbertgoldenboy]

Me sir this 1st time i plant in dragon fruit and i want to learn more idae to dragon fruit my seeds.

[@otherpatrickgill]

Um, hey. Nice video and thanks for the tips. One thing which may seem a little pedantic here. "Organic" has become like a brand name with higher costs and all these criteria. A farmer in Burundi might not ever earn enough to buy artificial fertilisers, pesticides and herbicides and all his life he might grow food in an organic way, but it will never be sold as "organic" because he can't afford the soil analysis and vigorous testing to prove that he hasn't used chemicals for over however many years. And why should the label "organic" mean it goes for so much more? That's like paying five times the price to not have poison in your food - the poison shouldn't be there to start with and the label "organic" is all about profit, there is a huge "organic food industry" - that makes me sick, how can you have an organic anything industry, the two are polar opposites. So thank you, I will NOT grow organic, eat organic and be organic, but the food I will grow and eat will be natural because I don't like poison in my food or planet. Rant over, thanks for the video

[@bryanjuarez9024]

Update on it?

[@jigarmehta9479]

How many days in glass bottle to be kept? How many days it takes for roots to come?

[@sushilamarythomas9313]

Adding very diluted miracle grow to the water will tremendously speed up the rooting in dragon fruit cuttings.

[@rpg3783]

How long it will take to get fruit of that cutting

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

6 tot 18 months.... depending on growing conditions

[@ssjfranky07]

I put my cutting in water and it releasing some like blood thing

[@caretakerfoch6103]

Nice vid and some great tips. I'm in the tropics and these grow great here. Think I might give them a try.

[@louiefernandez6419]

Nice info!!!💄😃🍻🍺🎈

[@lemontea128]

I'm growing some in my backyard and I picked my first last year 😋

[@HighDesertGarden]

lemontea128 Awesome! What color fruit?

[@lemontea128]

High Desert Garden I have different varieties like purple Haze , delight, natural mystic . Mostly purples, reds and pink .

[@HighDesertGarden]

lemontea128 👍 what zone are you in?

[@lemontea128]

High Desert Garden I’m in Northern California ☺️

[@HighDesertGarden]

lemontea128 I wish I had your climate!

[@aniruddha1414]

Soil or water which grow fast ?

[@MysteryGeust]

Anita Rathor water roots grow faster but roots grown in dirt are stronger

[@MegaMaciao]

Am i the only one having only rot from df in water????

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

Nope. Water needs to be clean and not too hot temperature to keep ox level in water high.

[@hughs8893]

Hey im the last 1k like

[@erdalakgul6484]

çeneyi bırak deyus

[@otherpatrickgill]

Um, hey. Nice video and thanks for the tips. One thing which may seem a little pedantic here. "Organic" has become like a brand name with higher costs and all these criteria. A farmer in Burundi might not ever earn enough to buy artificial fertilisers, pesticides and herbicides and all his life he might grow food in an organic way, but it will never be sold as "organic" because he can't afford the soil analysis and vigorous testing to prove that he hasn't used chemicals for over however many years. And why should the label "organic" mean it goes for so much more? That's like paying five times the price to not have poison in your food - the poison shouldn't be there to start with and the label "organic" is all about profit, there is a huge "organic food industry" - that makes me sick, how can you have an organic anything industry, the two are polar opposites. So thank you, I will NOT grow organic, eat organic and be organic, but the food I will grow and eat will be natural because I don't like poison in my food or planet. Rant over, thanks for the video