Dragon Fruit Basics - What to do for first 1-2 years after receiving cuttings

So, you love the taste of dragon fruit and saw free or super cheap cuttings online, and grabbed a couple...
... Now what??
Now you watch this video on the basics so you can keep it alive--which is super easy, but a bit nuanced from other plants--and help it produce fruit within 1-2 years of potting the cutting. ... Maybe strap in, because I don't think it'll bloom before 2 years, even if it's from a mature mother dragon fruit (DF).
_Where did I learn all this?_
Kevin at Epic Gardens and Richard at Grafting Dragon Fruit

[@kevinkc3onohelijeepworld953]

They only need 1/2-1” into soil or ur bottoms will rot out 😉

[@Slice_of_Lizz]

Good to know! Thanks!