Welcome! If the grafted Gymnocalycium is still healthy, you should trim the 'arm' off so it doesn't divert energy from the graft. You can propagate it if you'd like :)
My little graft fell off but the dragon fruit cactus went crazy multiple times over. (No fruit though) I've gifted many of the off shoots. Do you happen to know what kind of dragon fruit they would produce?
Mine is growing really long arial roots (I didn't know what they were before this and was worried so thank you so much) the longest is like 6 inches. The top has been dull for a couple months now, there's new growth that's a lot smaller than yours but pretty thick. Should I give it something to climb? Is there a chance of it growing fruit? Should I cut off the top?
Hi!! I have this exact same problem. I wasn’t sure what to do with my sprouted “arm.” It has long aerial roots as well. If I cut the arm off what should I put it in?? Thanks for this video!!
Thanks for the question! If the grafted Gymnocalycium looks unhealthy, you can cut it off and plant the rest Hylocereus with the arm attached. If you just want to propagate the arm, you can just twist or snip it off at the base and propagate like any other succulent cutting. I still haven't done either 😅
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Dragon fruit! I had no idea! Fascinating…I always always leave your porch/yard feeling more educated and entertained.
Wow! That’s so cool! I had no idea that could happen! Thanks for sharing! 💜💚🪴🌵
You bet!
Thank you. I have a Shop Rite bought moon cactus that has started growing an arm of dragon fruit! Your video is the best explanation! 💜
Welcome! If the grafted Gymnocalycium is still healthy, you should trim the 'arm' off so it doesn't divert energy from the graft. You can propagate it if you'd like :)
@@SucsForYou I'm going to try propagating it for sure! Thank you so much! 💜
My little graft fell off but the dragon fruit cactus went crazy multiple times over. (No fruit though) I've gifted many of the off shoots. Do you happen to know what kind of dragon fruit they would produce?
Pretty sure it's the white flesh variety!
Mine is growing really long arial roots (I didn't know what they were before this and was worried so thank you so much) the longest is like 6 inches. The top has been dull for a couple months now, there's new growth that's a lot smaller than yours but pretty thick. Should I give it something to climb? Is there a chance of it growing fruit? Should I cut off the top?
You can give it something to climb and cut off the old graft for sure. I'm pretty sure these need to be cross pollinated to flower/fruit.
Hi!! I have this exact same problem. I wasn’t sure what to do with my sprouted “arm.” It has long aerial roots as well. If I cut the arm off what should I put it in?? Thanks for this video!!
Thanks for the question! If the grafted Gymnocalycium looks unhealthy, you can cut it off and plant the rest Hylocereus with the arm attached. If you just want to propagate the arm, you can just twist or snip it off at the base and propagate like any other succulent cutting. I still haven't done either 😅
@@SucsForYou thank you so much!
why is the top moon of my cactus not growing?
They don't get very big after grafting
@@SucsForYou i meant to say that there's no moon on my moon cactus
I would not sacrifice a moon cactus for dragon fruit .
Moon cactus sacrificed itself 😅☠