How to Prune and Tip Your Dragon Fruit (Pitahaya)

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[@ryanquinn1257]

Very good succinct explanation!

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[@asmaza73]

very informative.

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[@HeroGranada]

good information about how to prune and tip dragon fruit.

[@LorezaKabuhayan]

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[@firedude3337]

Just found your channel! I'll be doing a small dragon fruit farm in Thailand...just prepping the land now.

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Very informative ..Respect from India.🙏

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Nice video!

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Oh man I love Dragon Fruit, but even I can't Stay to watch this video,

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[@REYESATIPENFARM]

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[@LorezaKabuhayan]

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[@yazosali]

i have small size 4 month old cutting should i prune it or wait till it's full grown and what is the size or age for production ?

[@LorezaKabuhayan]

It’s still young (4 months). I’d say, wait until it’s grown bigger... Maybe, after a year.

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

Just let it grow :-) normally between 6 monhs and 2 years. Give wormcastings, organic Coffee grounds, organic chicken manure, magnesium, potasium, etc.

[@yazosali]

@@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849 thnx for the advice, but I had a, 1 years old DF that looks fine but it haven't grown much

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

@@yazosali keep soil moist. Put in light place. Give it a shower a couple of times

[@yazosali]

@@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849 I will thanks, apreciate the advice ❤️

[@tataydigong5023]

Suport ako dyan basta mapagkaka kitaan go lang dyan bataka.

[@LorezaKabuhayan]

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[@jerichomoko4808]

Tamsak done already

[@LorezaKabuhayan]

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[@salvaciongenetiano6881]

Hi mam,my DF is planted on a container for more than a year,but up to now no flowers shows up,instead branches comes everywhere,kindly advice how to let my DF bear fruits,thanks and God Bless😊😊😊

[@LorezaKabuhayan]

Thank you for visiting our channel. You can try applying some fertilizers rich in Phosphorus and Potassium. Cut down on Nitrogen. Also, did you plant your dragon fruit from seeds or from cuttings? Plants propagated from seeds normally take longer to mature and bear fruits. If you plant from cuttings, make sure they are from mature stems. Also, make sure they are exposed to sunlight

[@salvaciongenetiano6881]

@@LorezaKabuhayan pleasant good evening mam,thanks for your reply,my DF were planted thru cuttings,as fertilizer i used commercial,rice water sometimes organic fertilizer

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Nice!

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Thanks a lot.

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[@siddiqakbar5155]

We shoul keep ane branch to the main trunk and three sub branches to the branch.m i right?

[@LorezaKabuhayan]

Some growers recommend allowing only one main branch (or trunk) to reach the top of the trellis. Out of that trunk, they recommend allowing only 4 to 6 branches, out of which they recommend 1 to 3 sub-branches. But note: these are just recommendations, not rules or laws. The intent is to ensure each branch gets sufficient supply of nutrients, which can be accomplished also by other means such as fertilizer management.

[@siddiqakbar5155]

@@LorezaKabuhayan thanks alot for sharing the detail information

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[@laplayeritablanca]

Pitahaya not pitaya

[@LorezaKabuhayan]

Thanks for correcting.