Make Your Own Dragonfruit with Richard Le | The Beet

Richard’s journey with dragon fruit started many years ago, and he's been growing his own ever since. Along the way, he experimented with all sorts of hybridizations and grafting techniques, and thus Grafting Dragon Fruit was born. Today, his goal is to share his knowledge with everyone on how to grow and graft dragon fruit easily in their own backyard!
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[@stacyhall3061]

I love his excitement. The way he geeks out is contagious. This is amazing.

[@Zay_562]

I could literally watch you two talk dragon fruit all day.

[@TheWiseOne6775]

I just got a Lemonade Dragonfruit. I'm excited to plant it and get the fruit. I have no clue what I'm doing, but I thought it looked interesting. And now thanks to this video I at least know what NOT to do and just how deep the Dragonfruit hole is going to get with me. I already have the Pink Panther in my shopping cart to purchase. I'm in Australia so we're going into winter soon, not like I actually get a winter here, barely any chill at all. Thanks for the video and keep them coming!

[@LukaStomp]

Just found this! Great

[@igor-zb9vd]

I like podcasts outside in the garden 🙂

[@robkeller3431]

Richard's channel is the most comprehensive for growing dragon fruit that I've found. If you want to learn about sustainable gardening as a whole, check out Gary Matsuoka's from Laguna Hills Nursery channel.

[@aluna167]

Where do you find cuttings?

[@TOMTUSA1]

My sugar dragon fruits without hand pollination.

[@robkeller3431]

Bees perhaps

[@TOMTUSA1]

@@robkeller3431 yes, I saw bees out there early the other morning

[@sabastianlove1286]

... If I were him, I'd go around snippin of anything sharp, if its facing a path + below an adult head-level. I already do it to regular cacti.