There are many different way to train or mold your branches but I have always liked this method on new plants. Once your canopy is established they will form into it.
🌞 Great Stuff Luis👍🏼!! Nice networking & shared cuttings with Shulman Dragon Fruit Orchard of Thousand Oaks, Calif. I also enjoyed your tip & techniques on how to transplant & position the arms of your plants, Loved seeing how the fruits grow in your brother orchard! Just don't hold your breath cuz' you ain't gettin' none🧺 C'mon Now! where's the brotherly love??? 🤣😂
NBL, Its all about the love. We are really close and always share stuff. I went home with 3 fruits. Thank for stopping by you ready to start growing some.
Hope it works out for you, You will get the hand of it. I have broken a few but they will survive and continue to grow. Looks like you have the perfect environment to grow them in Brunei.
I'm glad It worked out for you, I have broken a few, but they will continue to grow. Thank you for commenting and viewing our channel. Have a great week.
Sir,my dragon fruit plant is three years old.. last year I got two healthy fruits...but this year not a single flower bloom..... what could be the cause...my dragon fruit plants are growing in pots on terrace garden 🏡
Its hard to say, could be soil, pot size, fertilizing, tipping Etc. Hit my profile picture, Click on my dragon fruits, that will take you to my channel and click the MORE. You will see my email address and send me an email with some photos of your plant. I will be glad to help you out.
for the past week we have been at or over 38 Celsius. I have been doing top watering every 2 days. Just enough to wet about 3 to 4 inches deep but I have moved some into a bit more shade. You can use some burlap to cover from direct sunlight if you dont have shade trees.
Where are you from. If your weather is warm or hot they will not stop growing. Are they in ground or in pots, can you control the amount of water they get. Normally all plant will slow down growth during the colder months. I can recommend that you spray fungicide on them after it rains to protect them from rust. If they are in ground plant them in soil mound to allow the roots to be above any flooding to prevent Root rot. Hope this help. Feel free to ask any questions. Thank you.
Enjoyed your video. I like your squeeze and shape method. Since watching your video I stopped tipping. I got my first flowers that produced fruit. Sjj hi could be picking them soon. What part of Texas are you?
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Looking good. I've been training my plants on the trellis but didn't even consider doing it with the small pots, nice tip!
Thank you so much for showing how to bend branches.
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Thank you for your generosity. those little techniques will help me out to my dragon fruit journey. here in Florida.
There are many different way to train or mold your branches but I have always liked this method on new plants. Once your canopy is established they will form into it.
Thanks for showing how to bend branches. I always had question on how to do that without breaking it. Now I can try your technique.
Just go slow, they will break some times and that is ok as long as the core is not totally broken they will continue to grow. Happy growing.
Pollinating last few nights in Bay Area. Looks good pop.🍻
How nice, how many have you had to pollinate. I hope they all take.
@@TexasDragonFruit A few dozen, and probably about that many left. Hopefully tonight or at least b4 Monday.
@@jlrushing565 Nice, I hope they are take and produce some excellent great tasting fruits for you. Have a great week.
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Thanks for the tip
Hope it helps you out.
🌞 Great Stuff Luis👍🏼!! Nice networking & shared cuttings with Shulman Dragon Fruit Orchard of Thousand Oaks, Calif. I also enjoyed your tip & techniques on how to transplant & position the arms of your plants, Loved seeing how the fruits grow in your brother orchard! Just don't hold your breath cuz' you ain't gettin' none🧺 C'mon Now! where's the brotherly love??? 🤣😂
NBL, Its all about the love. We are really close and always share stuff. I went home with 3 fruits. Thank for stopping by you ready to start growing some.
Useful tip on bending the branch by squeezing. Will surely try it on mine. Greetings from Brunei.
Hope it works out for you, You will get the hand of it. I have broken a few but they will survive and continue to grow. Looks like you have the perfect environment to grow them in Brunei.
Interesting
It works well if you want to assist your branches down.
Amazing information. Greetings from Malta.
Thank you.
i did the bending thing .i like it so much and i broke only 1 branch :) , ty for the info...
I'm glad It worked out for you, I have broken a few, but they will continue to grow. Thank you for commenting and viewing our channel. Have a great week.
Sir,my dragon fruit plant is three years old.. last year I got two healthy fruits...but this year not a single flower bloom..... what could be the cause...my dragon fruit plants are growing in pots on terrace garden 🏡
Its hard to say, could be soil, pot size, fertilizing, tipping Etc. Hit my profile picture, Click on my dragon fruits, that will take you to my channel and click the MORE. You will see my email address and send me an email with some photos of your plant. I will be glad to help you out.
What temperature you have there sir? Mine are looking shrinked. We have 40 degress celcius 😮
for the past week we have been at or over 38 Celsius. I have been doing top watering every 2 days. Just enough to wet about 3 to 4 inches deep but I have moved some into a bit more shade. You can use some burlap to cover from direct sunlight if you dont have shade trees.
Sir, does draginfruit plant go to dormanacy in monsoon, like do they slowdown on growth in rainy season, we are facing heavy monsoon right now.
Where are you from. If your weather is warm or hot they will not stop growing. Are they in ground or in pots, can you control the amount of water they get. Normally all plant will slow down growth during the colder months. I can recommend that you spray fungicide on them after it rains to protect them from rust. If they are in ground plant them in soil mound to allow the roots to be above any flooding to prevent Root rot. Hope this help. Feel free to ask any questions. Thank you.
50 gallon pots. You can use 50 gallon blue barrel cut in half. My brother like 5 gallon pots and have been doing ok.
Do you ever sell cuttings? Im in SA
Sorry, I'm not currently selling any cutting.
Enjoyed your video. I like your squeeze and shape method. Since watching your video I stopped tipping. I got my first flowers that produced fruit. Sjj hi could be picking them soon. What part of Texas are you?