DRAGON FRUIT TRELLIS DESIGN, ROOT SYSTEMS and BIG WINTER GROWTH in a GREENHOUSE with TIM GEORGE

[@NOIDDragon]

Thanks for posting this Paul. Please keep us updated on Tim's progress/results. I may need to get some gopher wire & start building berms!

[@RAREDRAGONFRUIT]

Yes! We will be making a gopher proof berm this summer!

[@andreizionmunoz6529]

yes more of THESE videos

[@Hindu_hain]

In india..... mounding soil method used mostly....easy to fertilize...and less water

[@aaronbaldeosingh1700]

What’s the name of the hormone they use in the Philipines that they get df to bare off season ?

[@RAREDRAGONFRUIT]

I can't remember off hand but have seen it in the Facebook groups of dragon fruit. I'll reply when I see it again. It is not in english and in the Philippines.

[@antonioleeiii2570]

Its propel bloom. Most of the time, application of this will make buds or shoots grow abnormal just like an alien branch df. 😂

[@lakhwindersingh66534]

Poli house in production

[@nicolassaarni88]

Why would you grow citrus in a greenhouse if your in a acceptable climate.

[@NOIDDragon]

Climate change!

[@nicolassaarni88]

@@NOIDDragon even with climate change your either in a citrus 🍊 area or your not. It’s an economic failure for a production grower in the USA to grow citrus in greenhouse and pots except for resale nursery to keep trees certified clean and pathogen free.

[@nicolassaarni88]

@@NOIDDragon I’m a small citrus and avocado producer and have only 1500 trees around 35% being citrus trees. I would barely cover the inputs and the property taxes associated with a commercial greenhouse if I filled mine with the most profitable citrus varieties. Space so costly must be used for higher value crops in order to generate any real income, so I’m assuming he is planning on moving the trees into the ground outside of the greenhouse soon.

[@RAREDRAGONFRUIT]

This was an experiment that I didn't share. Basically to increase the off season growth of young citrus.

[@RAREDRAGONFRUIT]

That is always a factor in my opinion.