How to Know What Color Your Dragon Fruit is
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Hi everyone, in this video I try to explain some quick ways on how to know what color of fruit your dragon fruit plant will give you in the future, and also some key ways to find differences between different kinds of species.
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I couldn't find this information anywhere else until I came across your channel. Thanks so much.
No problem! I may even make an updated version in the future!
This video was awesome, could not find this out anywhere else, new subscriber from australia 🇦🇺
thank you soo much for this video . very informative and to the point. i see the things you point out in my cuttings and plants i am growing.
That's amazing, I'm really glad I could help you
Good information thanks
My dragon fruit from the same plant has lots of waves, and some grow out, not so wavy.
@@Mannyman2023 Good observation! As with most things, there will be exceptions. These are just things that I've noticed from growing my plants that I think could help people in their ID-ing process.
Hello very detailed explanation Sir, thank you and i have a question what colour does the new growth have in yellow colour dragon fruit?
New growth for yellow dragons are green with red-purple edges :)
Your coconut tree is so good, how many coconut do you harvest yearly.
Thank you! It is actually a Queen Palm Tree and gives small yellow fruits that I think taste like fruit loops haha.
Well done. I want to go look at my NOIDs but its dark out side.
What is the difference between Israel , Australian Palora or Colombiana? I think Colombiana yellow not sure but on all yellow DF difference
Interesting, I've never heard of Israel or Australian Palora, but I know for sure that Colombiana is a separate variety of S. megalanthus. Colombiana is generally more oblong than Palora and take such longer to ripen
i wants to send you pic of my dragonfruit saplings, but i cant send you any pic/vids i cant identify if it is yellow or not
@@ME-iz8hf you can always message me at Cactimanyt@gmail.com!
I sure learned a lot from this video. I went to a yard sale and seen two pots with what looked to me mature cuttings. Lady said one was an Orange Giant. She mentioned it was a megalanthus, slow grower. And the other was Asunta 5.
I bought them as a bush. Is there a way to confirm what I have without waiting for the fruit?
It makes me really happy to hear that I could help you! My best advice would be to join a dragon fruit group on Facebook and cross reference the group's plants with your own cuttings to see if you can match them up! Spicyexotics.com is also a good place for info!
I counted 231 times you said “Right?”. This is a dragonfruit, right? This has waves, right? This one is wide, right? 😂😂😂 I guess you don’t notice how many times you say right?
Was it actually that much? 😅 That was something I hoped people didn't notice, but I'm well aware hahaha. Hopefully with more practice on making videos I stop saying those filler phrases 🤣
He also said "Right here" sometimes :-)
you can say right i say thank you each time caz that was awesome infor youwont get anywhere else
Why hasn't any of your variety of Draginfruit plants giving fruits at all from the video you've have posted,ha?.
Good question! My plants only average about 1.5 years old, and unfortunately most require cross-pollination, so no fruits this year haha. But just wait until next spring!
@@cactiman3282 ,my two variety (magenta/white flesh) of dragonfruit plants in my area have fruited three to four times this year,that's why i question you video ,ha?.
@@pauhy5601 Yeah, mine have given plenty of flowers, but no fruit yet. Fingers crossed!
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Are you hand pollinating or trying to let nature do the job?
@@halibaitor I hand pollinate all my flowers, but no luck just yet, hoping for some fruit this spring!
hello
i cant send you my pic ,i want to ask you if it is yellow branch or not
False information. All my dragon fruit variety have stems of different shapes and color. Every new growth looks different from the last. Some super straight and some really curvy with spikes at different location on the same variety.
I'm sorry, that this video didn't help you out. I tried to give a tip that was as general as possible in order to help people know what they're buying or know what to expect. I may make a future video elaborating on some of my points made!
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