How to root your dragon fruit cuttings ULTRA fast!!

[@RAREDRAGONFRUIT]

Excellent comparison! It’s great to see how fast they rooted. I’m excited about I see how they thrive in your climate. Thanks for the shout out! 🐉

[@Hygeiainthedesert]

Do you ship to the USA?

[@user-bk4gr8ii4v]

Thanks for the video. Great tip on using a heating pad ❤

[@NOIDDragon]

In my experience, if you trim the cuttings that don't readily root, exposing the wooden stem, they will root within 2 weeks. It also helps to cover the container to trap more of the heat, especially if you are trying to root cuttings during the winter.

[@evanh.6462]

Cover it so no fresh air can enter? Or do you uncover regularly for them to get some CO2?

[@Kingkong-bn6sl]

If you don't have a heating mat ,you could just put it on your fridge ,it generates enough heat to do the job,I did it an those roots came out with in 2weeks

[@2guysandacooler]

Nice Tip!!

[@alexelleon4390]

En un refrigerador?? No es más frío un refrigerador? Tal vez el traductor no hizo bien la traducción

[@Cauldrxn]

@@alexelleon4390above the refrigerator! On top - Not inside it ❤

[@raton_garden]

Wow good information. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@fluiditynz]

Looks like a little humidity is all that's required judging by the top roots around the new growth leaves.

[@robertmalis4493]

Hey great series you’re doing out of curiosity if you wanted to use a routing hormone could you

[@2guysandacooler]

absolutely. Matter of fact I have a video coming up that talks about that specific topic..

[@anthonyvelasco786]

wow, amazing! I followed this and I'm seeing really fast results. Do I have to airdry before planting in soil?

[@2guysandacooler]

No need to air dry

[@augustineorozcoiii8752]

Can I use any kind of heating pad like the one I have for my body? Ur video was a good help for me thank you.

[@2guysandacooler]

You don't want it to get too hot. 90f would be the max.

[@Hajjat]

Interesting. Scientifically, why does the plant need to left out in the shade for a few weeks before potting? What’s the plant doing begind the scenes?

[@V.Oakley]

I'm looking for Ecuador palora cuttings in Florida...If anyone knows of a reliable contact for that I'd appreciate the the info. And would share the love it will sow......

[@arfaabbas]

beAuTiFuL

[@kimrachea2697]

Thanks you very good

[@Juicingwithjay]

Great video

[@diddyhayes]

Haha tell me you have never worked in a restaurant.
Great video!

[@2guysandacooler]

😂😂

[@tpcdelisle]

Eric, do you prefer to start rooting in water or would you rather go ahead and root in your put with dirt? From growing fig cuttings, I have a heat mat, rooting hormone, micoryzil fungus and worn castings. How would you suggest proceeding? I've watched all of you dragon videos. Thank you Eric. 👍

[@2guysandacooler]

That's a great question. I think that soil rooting with mycoryzil fungus, worm castings, and rooting hormone, tends to produce stronger roots from the get-go, so that would be go to..

[@maliktahirhaleem5107]

Thanks for your informative videos. For example, When i have fresh cutting from dragons plant, we should put that cutting under the shade untill dry its cutting place??? After cutting energies dry should keep in soil???

[@2guysandacooler]

yes. Bury it about 1/2 inch

[@maliktahirhaleem5107]

Thank you sir, stay blessed 🙌

[@VC_27]

Is it possible to root a large stem which has been cut into 3 parts? All the parts (top and bottom) have callused over. I've had them in the soil for 5 months now and there's no sign of roots. The temperature here has been around 15 to 25 degrees C.

[@TinyVillageLife]

Water rooting or soil rooting? Which one is fast? Which one is the best?

[@raymondszeto9248]

Thank you for the detailed video. Can you please tell me Where can I purchase the dragon fruit cut to start my work?

[@manospheremaniac2177]

Damn I did not know there were so many varieties.

[@2guysandacooler]

LOL. Yeah. There are LOTS. I personally have 103 different varieties. Paul from Rare Dragon Fruit has over 300 varieties... It's crazy! The reason there's so many varieties comes down to how easy this plant can be cross pollinated. If you plant the seeds from a cross pollinated dragon fruit you'll get a hybrid variety.. It's pretty fascinating. Each variety has it's own size, flavor, color, taste, sweetness, texture.

[@pedromunoz4468]

@@2guysandacooler wow thanks for your responses I'm learning a lot more on reading your responses, I just started growing Dragon Fruits too about 3 months ago, I love your series so lucky I found you

[@dschannel5273]

I tried this and after 6 days a lot of my cutting are starting to rot and getting many rot dots. What can i do to save them?

[@lucianofeydit2884]

Amigo, observei seu método de enraizar com pote e água ,tudo bem portanto se fizer desgaste na base deixando por uma semana ou mais para fazer a cura a seguir plantando a quantidade de raiz será muito maior e desenvolvimento fantástico. Cidade Campos dos Goytacazes Estado RJ Brasil.

[@54suburban5]

What if the outside temperature is 90 degrees during the day and 80 deg at night? I live in south Florida.

[@rogerresendiz2416]

Perfect temperature 80 to 90 degrees

[@Natepwnsu]

Why don't you just use rooting compound or cloning powder for soil. I figure it would take 7-10 days to root , it only takes 3-7 days to get root via a water cloning system, you could root them inside and plant them in the soil when they are ready. I don't do soil at all but there is no issue with rooting a plant with a hydro cloning system and planting it in soil afterwards.

[@2guysandacooler]

In my next video I'll probably show the differences between rooting hormones. I think it's good to show lots of different ways to root (to give people different options)

[@arfaabbas]

@@2guysandacooler Good

[@jyotiranjanbiswal4784]

dragenfroot chara kanha milagea.

[@Mariolio7]

Should you root them in the sun or shade?

[@2guysandacooler]

Shade

[@Mariolio7]

@@2guysandacooler ok thanks!

[@hamidnsangou2219]

How I can get in Cameroon?

[@kawikadakine]

No routing hormone?

[@2guysandacooler]

not in this video

[@AlanBoyd-iq2cq]

Live in virgin island, seldom goes below 80. Cuttings took several weeks to get here. Thought callused over. Been 2 weeks followed ur directions, no root whatso ever. Should i throw out or cut off bottom and start over?

[@2guysandacooler]

if there's no sign of rot, just be patient.

[@AlanBoyd-iq2cq]

OK, will do. Thanks. I enjoy this channel

[@650sFinnest]

@@2guysandacoolerwhat are the signs of rotting? One of my cuttings turned red, but idk if that is rotting?

[@2guysandacooler]

@@650sFinnest yellowing or browning is a sign of rotting. The cactus flesh will become soft and almost jelly like

[@650sFinnest]

@@2guysandacooler I figured mine what rotting, I cut it, let it callous over and started over again

[@pitayasdudel]

Consegue enviar mudas para o Brasil?

[@tylertowne8648]

You can buy some cuttings on ebay or etsy. Don't plant seeds unless you don't care if you get fruit for 5 or 6 yrs, cuttings can make fruit in a year lots of times.

[@francismichaeldoblas1977]

The wound in my cuttings turned red... Is it norm or is it rotting?

[@2guysandacooler]

If the wound is turning red or a rust like color it means that there is an infection. All you have to do is wash your clippers real good then spray them down with alcohol. Let the clippers dry a bit (3-5 minutes) then clip off the infected part.

[@arfaabbas]

@@2guysandacooler Good

[@zebscircle]

🙏☮💝🇺🇸🗽

[@MalaysianTropikfusion]

I live in the tropics and I felt like this video just wasted my time (No offence).

[@2guysandacooler]

i live in the tropucs as well and this method has produced the fastest results for me😉