Tipping Dragon Fruit Branch to Help Induce Buds

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  • There are a couple special techniques that I do to help my dragon fruit branches induce more buds. Check out this video to see what I do to help kick start your dragon fruit signals to start budding!
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Комментарии • 378

  • @ssnmurtydanturty1838
    @ssnmurtydanturty1838 3 года назад +3

    Very smart technique. I have been waiting for flowering since several months after planting.Single stemmed dragon plant grown with out branches for about 6 feet high.Now I proon the tip so as to get more branches and flower buds. Thank you for sharing the technique

  • @epicgardening
    @epicgardening 5 лет назад +35

    Nice! This is a smart technique. I did a heavy prune of shaded / lower branches + a higher PK fert and that induced for me!

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +9

      You know exactly what to do! That is how I approach Dragon Fruits that are being "stubborn" and not inducing me buds even though I know they are mature enough! Works every time!

  • @antonettetagud8290
    @antonettetagud8290 Год назад +1

    Wow! What an amazing tips you've shared in your dragon fruit. So impressive.

  • @myexoticfoodplants6727
    @myexoticfoodplants6727 Месяц назад

    Great info, thank you. This should help me with growing my plants in the UK

  • @teresitatowning8675
    @teresitatowning8675 4 года назад +4

    I absolutely enjoyed watching your dragon fruits Videos , cause your plants are very healthy and clean ... Also I noticed it your plants have more healthy fat fruits and I just live that ... I can’t wait to start to plant me some one day after I retired from working .... So congrats on your successful dragon plants !!! You absolutely inspired me to plant some ?! 👌⭐️🥰

  • @hergreenthumb990
    @hergreenthumb990 5 лет назад +11

    Yes, tipping is the trick. Gives stress for the plant to produce buds. Amazing

    • @trplanetgaming8153
      @trplanetgaming8153 4 года назад

      @Donald J what happens

    • @dieterschulz3419
      @dieterschulz3419 4 года назад

      @Donald J But it is summer now in Florida. Should I drop some ice u think I have buds?

  • @TOMTUSA1
    @TOMTUSA1 Год назад +3

    I have cuttings from my American beauty for those who are starting out, or anyone who wants them. Supplies only while they last.

    • @joejoe3185
      @joejoe3185 Год назад +1

      Hello, if you have some still available I would love to have some. I'm just starting out so it would be helpful. Thanks Joe

    • @TOMTUSA1
      @TOMTUSA1 Год назад

      Where are you located.@@joejoe3185

    • @carrideaton6503
      @carrideaton6503 7 месяцев назад

      Same here, just starting an would love some cuttings.

  • @jepoyznatureandanimallovers
    @jepoyznatureandanimallovers 2 года назад

    Thank you for the impormative tutorials about the dragon fruit sir..your Tips about dragon fruit is really helpful.new friend sir watching fr:Philippines👍

  • @valenfanai8317
    @valenfanai8317 2 года назад

    I have planted in my terrace,so many branches and bushy,now i cannot control,last week i cut them off hope it grows much better this year..

  • @kevinkc3onohelijeepworld953
    @kevinkc3onohelijeepworld953 Год назад +1

    Have you looked into flora blend vegan compost tea ?? I ve had great benefits from it and it makes a great foliar spray too

  • @LOANNGUYEN-zs7fx
    @LOANNGUYEN-zs7fx 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for your tips and tricks! I’m going to try and watch the results and I will let you know if that works!💯👏👌👌🙏🙏👍👍💪💪

  • @sharonbirdwell2201
    @sharonbirdwell2201 4 года назад

    Hi I bought a dragon fruit two years ago and it is now in bloom. I had one and I didn’t know how to hand pollinate it so of course it just fell off. I have one that open tonight and I did the hand pollination and I have one more bud that should open in the next couple days and I’ll do the same and I’m praying for fruit. I want to thank you for this video so now I can try and get some more buds on it

  • @jahmoan69
    @jahmoan69 4 года назад +5

    You make me fall in love with Dragon fruits...i thank you for that ...i dont have face book ...but I have your RUclips channel for notification ..👍

  • @manolitomata2265
    @manolitomata2265 4 года назад +1

    Thank You so much for the information, it’s a great help for us as beginners.

  • @MasonSanchez.
    @MasonSanchez. 4 года назад

    I'm in the desert in SoCal, and I planted 7 dragon fruit cuttings on August 23rd of this year, and now I have one little growth on one of them. They seem to be doing fine!

  • @thelifeanddimension
    @thelifeanddimension 4 года назад

    I grafted puple variety on vietnam whit and its successful.thanks Richard for such an idea

  • @lornamazapaintingartshow2020
    @lornamazapaintingartshow2020 Год назад

    It’s a beautiful garden😀🙋‍♀️

  • @nirmalameda3920
    @nirmalameda3920 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for sharing as my plant has grown long but no bud, now I will try this in my plant.

  • @familyj4715
    @familyj4715 5 лет назад +2

    Great video Richard for helping show for the beginners

  • @deepaksoni4999
    @deepaksoni4999 3 года назад

    im from india .I am your subscriber . i learn a lot of thing about dragon fruit to you . i am growing it om my Terris . thanks.

  • @yolandac5936
    @yolandac5936 5 лет назад +4

    I need to try tipping my dragon fruit trees. I have them for over a year now they just keep getting longer but no buds. Thanks for sharing!

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +4

      You're very welcome! If tipping them still doesn't produce you buds in the growing season. Then definitely try to give them a boost with some bloom fertilizer to help induce buds.

    • @yolandac5936
      @yolandac5936 5 лет назад +1

      @@GraftingDragonFruit Thank you!

    • @ChristineLuu-p9i
      @ChristineLuu-p9i Год назад

      Hi Richard, thank you so much for all your videos. Your videos seems to work like a charm. I have a question. Can you use floranova and recharge after fruits are set? I want to get more buds and healthy branches. Thank you.

  • @itsjude1
    @itsjude1 3 года назад +3

    What time of year is best to do this to encourage budding? In the fall for spring flowering?? In the spring, for summer flowering?? Thanks!

  • @jepoydsfishing5280
    @jepoydsfishing5280 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you so much for your video. My father has a dragon fruit business in the ph. Your video helps a lot.

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +2

      You're very welcome Jeffrey! Im happy that I am able to help you and your father out with growing Dragon fruit for your business. That is amazing.

  • @lukeoskam5510
    @lukeoskam5510 5 лет назад +7

    I had a really good budding season this summer here in San Diego, but a majority of them wound up dying/falling off very early instead of developing further. Do you have any suggestions on how to attack this? I figured it was due to the ridiculous heat we had so was thinking shade cloth might be needed? Cheers for all the info!

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +7

      Hi Luke, buds tend to fall off early because it is a sign that the plant cant tolerate that many buds on them. They will abort themselves to balance out the ratio for them to have energy to focus on the ones that are there. This is totally normal and has nothing to do with you or weather. As they becoming more mature. They will be able to hold onto more buds as time goes.

  • @cathy40
    @cathy40 5 лет назад

    Mine started fruiting as soon as i started fertilizing twice a month with half strength miracle grow. Fruit is huge!

    • @redangrybird7564
      @redangrybird7564 4 года назад

      You are right, fertilizer is key.
      No matter how much trimming or dancing under the full moon, no fertilizer, no fruit.
      Cheers 😀✌

  • @αυσα-υ8ζ
    @αυσα-υ8ζ 3 года назад

    This is very helpful for me ❤️ yay thanks for sharing your video ❤️❤️

  • @vrosi1963
    @vrosi1963 11 месяцев назад +1

    will try this on some older plants i was given that produce no buds

  • @maibammomon2280
    @maibammomon2280 11 месяцев назад +1

    Very good job

  • @rebecaluisacevedo1135
    @rebecaluisacevedo1135 5 лет назад +3

    Soo happy I ran into your channel. I have a dragon plant and she is about 5ft tall. I don’t know a thing.. 1st time and learning about them. I live in Florida. Saw your trellis thank you for that. Can’t wait for the next phase of my dragon fruit 🙃🤩

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +2

      Hi Rebeca! Thank you for watching and becoming a new subscriber to my channel. I hope that you find everything you need here to step up your dragon fruit gardening skills. First step is to build a sturdy trellis for them to grow on and the rest will happen from there. Happy gardening! :)

  • @d.h.morgan8193
    @d.h.morgan8193 5 лет назад +2

    SO glad I saw this. As a result, I had more flowers and fruit this year!

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +1

      I am so happy for you! Congrats on all your flowers, it must feel amazing to accomplish!

  • @FreddiesFarmPHILKEN
    @FreddiesFarmPHILKEN 4 года назад

    thank you for sharing this video.. it is very insightful. i have a backyard operation here in Nairobi, Kenya. I plan to plant 3 acres in the future.... cheers keep up the good work!

  • @artlankaexplorationofficial
    @artlankaexplorationofficial 2 года назад

    thank you so much.Solved my problem

  • @talantrinh9767
    @talantrinh9767 4 года назад +2

    Love your video!!What the the best Time of the year to plant dragon fruit?

  • @KyleySumrall
    @KyleySumrall Год назад +1

    Can you take a video when do you tip your dragon fruit please? So i know when to tip my dragon fruits.

  • @kishanari3766
    @kishanari3766 4 года назад

    Hi i am from trinidad west indies..i now came across ur channel..can you tell me what fertilizer to use and what did you use the glue for....thank you.... best channel..keep up your great work.,

  • @leidotif1494
    @leidotif1494 3 года назад

    Very nice technique

  • @reh-lalah8155
    @reh-lalah8155 4 года назад +1

    So nice to harvest lately

  • @lamt99
    @lamt99 5 лет назад +11

    Thanks Richard, i watch halfway and went out in the near-dark and tip off all branch i believe that can produce and bear fruits. I hope that my df will bears fruit soon. Your videos have been so helpful, I wish most youtuber videos are like your, most at them are not as detail as your and they last more than ten minutes. Dude, you ever thought of getting into longan and jambu apple. Heading down to socal to buy some. Not alot of videos out there like your growing and fruiting longan and rose apple-jambu.

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +5

      Thank you lamt99! You are so awesome to say those nice things about me and my channel. I wish i had more room to grow more fruits. But the Dragon Fruits occupy all the space. I cant stop getting more varieties! The collection keeps growing. Lol

    • @dieterschulz3419
      @dieterschulz3419 4 года назад +1

      Yes I like Richard so honest and really detailed easy to understand encouraging.

  • @alfredomiranda7002
    @alfredomiranda7002 2 года назад

    How do you actually tip off your Dragon fruit plant? I tried with my hands, not easy. Do you cut off the tip of the branches?
    Thank you again
    Your professional assistance is greatly appreciated.
    Al
    P.S. What is the correct stage of the branch for tipping?

  • @remediosusmancollection1384
    @remediosusmancollection1384 3 года назад

    Hi hillo my friend good luck to ur grafting of dragon fruit

  • @ltgangachandkaipeng2641
    @ltgangachandkaipeng2641 2 года назад

    congratulations

  • @marissakay8121
    @marissakay8121 5 лет назад +12

    Thank you for this!! I’ve been looking for a educational dragon fruit channel! 🙌🏽🙌🏽
    I don’t have Facebook but the community thing is a great idea.
    Can you recommend and reading material or websites where I can learn more about dragon fruit? I have one plant with three stems for two years now. Still not a pro 🙋🏽‍♀️

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +5

      Thanks for watching my channel! I'm glad you're enjoying it and finding it helpful. I don't have or know of any reading material. That is why I created this channel to hope that I can provide all the information that is needed to grow them well. Stay tuned and you'll learn everything you need to know!

    • @tonymixadventures4897
      @tonymixadventures4897 3 года назад +1

      hi maam new friend here

  • @Phil-ld8uv
    @Phil-ld8uv 4 месяца назад

    Thank you Aloha from Hawaii

  • @spencercox8972
    @spencercox8972 4 года назад +5

    What zones can you grow a dragon fruit in? I am in zone 8b and I would like to try to grow them. Thanks

  • @sportsjunkie9589
    @sportsjunkie9589 10 месяцев назад

    I am in an area where I have to bring the plants in on some nights because of the cold. I have a single main branch on 1 of the plants. Should I tip now or wait until next spring to encourage more branches? Thanks.

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  10 месяцев назад

      Would wait for spring to tip because they slow down a lot during the winter. Kind of like going to sleep

  • @yennamhanumanthareddy7232
    @yennamhanumanthareddy7232 2 года назад

    I am very happy thank you very ,much

  • @valeriesanchez3074
    @valeriesanchez3074 4 года назад +1

    Such a pretty cactus

  • @ProfessorPitaya
    @ProfessorPitaya 4 года назад

    Congratulations, very good.

  • @albertomagdua7109
    @albertomagdua7109 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @danielbaluran9155
    @danielbaluran9155 4 года назад

    Thanks for the tip . Its very helpful for us who just started to grow DF. But when can you do the tipping. At what age of the DF. Thanks

  • @faithfoodandtravels611
    @faithfoodandtravels611 4 года назад +1

    thank you for sharing.

  • @abaabquhar
    @abaabquhar 5 лет назад

    Thank you so much for your video. Could you please do a video or tell us how to shape (tie) the plants? Yours look so neat and beautiful and mine looks like a giant mess!

  • @philoskitchen
    @philoskitchen 2 года назад

    Very informative useful video super

  • @SteveLau1967
    @SteveLau1967 2 года назад

    Thanks for the info! I tipped my branches in Feb (it is now mid-May) and got a lot of new growth (almost every node), but they all turned out to be branches! I assume I need to tip a little later when the DF wants to bud in order to make the new growth become buds, not branches. Is that right? If so, what month should I tip? I am in the San Francisco Bay Area.

  • @amolrajepatil9233
    @amolrajepatil9233 4 года назад

    Ok Hmm need to check more of your work

  • @elvenedrozo7918
    @elvenedrozo7918 4 года назад

    Thank you of the info sharing with us. God bless you!

  • @margaretdelaneydelaney1503
    @margaretdelaneydelaney1503 Год назад

    Hi I’m not is the frame you have your dragon fruit growing on how do you keep it steady in the pot so that it doesn’t fall over thank you

  • @jamesbilly2528
    @jamesbilly2528 5 лет назад +9

    HI once again our RUclips friend. Have you a video on how to make your own compost tea, If not could you please show us how to go through the whole precedure, Thank you . And god bless.

  • @greenwoodhawaii
    @greenwoodhawaii Год назад

    Interesting! The problem I'm having is that my plant is starting to flower nicely but it ends there. The fruit doesn't take. They start turning yellow and fall off before developing. Very frustrating...

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  Год назад

      The main reason why this happens is because the variety of DF you have is Self-sterile. It won’t be able to fruit without pollination from another DF variety. Grow another variety and cross-pollinate the pollen with each other. You’ll start to see them stop falling off and produce fruit.
      You can find info on cross pollination in my channel.

  • @godoflove6296
    @godoflove6296 4 года назад

    Oh! Thank u very much,i have dragon fruit but only growing up up,but no fruit,so i do that u say,,

  • @markspangler8036
    @markspangler8036 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video. Very educational. I'm only just starting to plant dragon fruit for the first time I was wondering how long a dragon fruit will last in the pots you show in your video ? Will it eventually out grow the pot ?

  • @GreenLife1217
    @GreenLife1217 5 лет назад

    Great idea,
    Your cultivation is excellent

  • @davescheer5038
    @davescheer5038 4 года назад

    I live in west central Florida and have a guy down the street that grew dragon fruit ,his plants were going nuts in two years time the plants covered about 30' of wooden 6' fence and were solid green without any yellowing or bad spots , the plants were getting morning light and then the fence blocked the main branches from getting direct light , I've been growing my dragon fruit for 8 yrs and mine were always yellowing and dying off and I was in such envy of this guys plants, his plants were coming over the top of the fence facing a alleyway and had at least 70 to 80 fruit ! People were stealing his fruit and he got frustrated and cut them down and stopped growing them , how often do I need to water and give fertilizer ? I need to talk to this neighbor what ever his secret was I need to find out ! ✌🏻👍🏼.

  • @emilyducta6675
    @emilyducta6675 4 года назад

    Thank u richard for tips to induce budding. I see some buds but they don't continue to grow and eventually die. What shall I do?

  • @corazonmendoza79
    @corazonmendoza79 3 года назад

    Amazing thank you for sharing.Godbless.im your new subcriber

  • @pablodalmaso
    @pablodalmaso 4 месяца назад

    Hello!.. How much FloraNOva Bloom do you put tu each Plant?? could you help me with that?..

  • @janicesearcy9832
    @janicesearcy9832 Год назад

    Did. You use seeds to start with my doesn't look like that you have wood like to see how they look like thanks

  • @gardencenterwarrior8880
    @gardencenterwarrior8880 4 года назад +3

    Thanks so much for this tip !!!

  • @rfsanti2005
    @rfsanti2005 4 года назад

    Thanks for the tip on how to induce flower buds. Question - For planting material, do you get it from the branch that have already produced fruit? Thanks.

  • @OrbitRex6215
    @OrbitRex6215 5 лет назад

    Thank you very much for the tips! Very generous!

  • @TOMTUSA1
    @TOMTUSA1 Год назад

    I had several dragon fruit plants in 35 gal containers, on cement like you have here. When I watered them it was staining my cement. Water less? or?

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  Год назад

      Not sure what you mean by the question. I don’t see my cement block so I can’t advise accurately

    • @TOMTUSA1
      @TOMTUSA1 Год назад

      I have the pots on a cement patio. When I water them it drains through, and water gets on the cement. Staining the cement.@@GraftingDragonFruit

  • @omshomestead
    @omshomestead 4 года назад +1

    You’re trees are awesome!!!!!

  • @lucieneflimaterapeuta
    @lucieneflimaterapeuta 5 лет назад

    Very good, I liked see yours dragon fruits. Thanks.

  • @Aritri.111
    @Aritri.111 6 месяцев назад

    Very beautiful garden. I'm from India. I want to buy this varity. Is it possible?

  • @sajidahali-ohab4642
    @sajidahali-ohab4642 Год назад

    I tipped mine 2 weeks ago and only got a couple new branches...why no flowers, I gave it chicken manure beginning of the year and every 2 weeks a 6-6-6 fertilizer. What am I doing wrong!!!

  • @cheftampa
    @cheftampa 4 года назад

    How do you get the 4X4's to stand up in the pot? Is there like a cinder block under the dirt? How do you keep them from falling over?

  • @veronicadecastro3328
    @veronicadecastro3328 3 года назад +2

    What month should I start tipping?

  • @AgriIdea
    @AgriIdea 3 года назад

    Good Content, Carry-on Bro

  • @maxxcells
    @maxxcells 2 года назад

    I planted my dragon fruit, how long it takes for branches to start growing once it planted on soil? I have a long summer in my region so temperates won’t drop until November.

  • @LynetteU
    @LynetteU Год назад

    How do we prevent fruit fly worms in the fruit eithout heavy pesticides.

  • @spencerbass7142
    @spencerbass7142 3 года назад

    I assume you are Florida I saw the 33940 zip code. I don’t use/like Facebook, sorry. I just bought a DF cutting, they did not know the variety. I have a couple of questions;
    Why does everyone grow them in pots?
    I know they are an epiphytes, do the roots attach to the arbor that you build?
    I want put mine in the ground, will that be an issue?
    Thanks,
    Spencer

  • @saraswatikuwalekar1573
    @saraswatikuwalekar1573 4 года назад +5

    When is the season of tipping

  • @punambisht3762
    @punambisht3762 4 года назад

    I grew dragon fruit fruit seeds, plants are now 1.5year old. Now we to do, should let it grew or cut tips or upper branch

  • @happymusics
    @happymusics 4 года назад

    Hi. I got a dragon fruit plant as a gift. It's just 1 straight segment. I transplanted the 6" pot plant onto a 20" inch pot filled with home made compost; vip treatment! It's been 3 weeks. I don't see any activity/growth/budding. It is super hot right now but it gets partial shade til noon time. Any tips? Thank you so much.

  • @chieudo9322
    @chieudo9322 4 года назад

    Richard , thank you for your tips . How long it take your plants to induce buds average ? Most of people said at least 2 yrs or more ?

  • @clintonwansink3052
    @clintonwansink3052 4 года назад +1

    How old must dragon fruit be before they bloom and how long does it take from flower 2 havers thanks

  • @fundopitahayaabregu8616
    @fundopitahayaabregu8616 3 года назад

    Excelente video

  • @beneciogubac4176
    @beneciogubac4176 3 года назад

    As i see, your plants are only planted on containet not directly on the ground, which is better?

  • @chaparritahernandez2654
    @chaparritahernandez2654 4 года назад +1

    Exelente tus videos, deberías considerar poner subtítulos a tus videos gracias 😉

  • @cielitodeguilmo1326
    @cielitodeguilmo1326 4 года назад

    Thank you for sharing. How many months will it take before dragon fruit bears fruits?

  • @sergioantonio2155
    @sergioantonio2155 5 лет назад +12

    Hi Richard, what is the separation between two pots.

    • @GraftingDragonFruit
      @GraftingDragonFruit  5 лет назад +9

      Hi Sergio, I don't have exact measurements but I separate them far enough so that branches aren't shading over each other and still able for me to fit in-between and do my daily maintenance with them.

  • @somrith1682
    @somrith1682 3 года назад +1

    So cool

  • @ishasinghal7561
    @ishasinghal7561 4 года назад

    What is the pot size that you are using for dragon fruit or that should be used? Also can the cuttings be started in water rather than directly in soil.
    Thank you. 😊🙏🏻

  • @victoriavanhuynh2690
    @victoriavanhuynh2690 4 года назад

    do you have to pollinate the flowers in order for them to bear fruit? Dont know why my flowers would fall off after blooming.

  • @josealukka7272
    @josealukka7272 4 года назад

    Could you tell us at what height the plant support is made and how much time it take to mature for flowering .Thank you

  • @phanomchanthavong1668
    @phanomchanthavong1668 3 года назад

    I see the plant has a single stem growing up. My plant was never pruned and it grew outwards in a low pot. 30 branches all around. Can I cut off 29 leaving a single stem? Then I will grow the remaining cuttings separately. Is this safe to do? Thanks

  • @hongngocnguyen357
    @hongngocnguyen357 4 года назад +2

    In my area doesn’t have Fox farm potting mix, what should I use?

  • @agricolaaditana4414
    @agricolaaditana4414 3 года назад

    hi richard, how do you apply your flora nova bloom? do you apply it to the soil or to the aerial area (leafes)?

  • @trek4554
    @trek4554 4 года назад

    What is the size of your pot and what’s the make up of your soil mix sorry for asking again if these questions had already been asked do hard to read on a little screen

  • @kittykatt1120
    @kittykatt1120 Год назад

    When watering dragon fruit, how do you figure out when you're watering too much or not enough? I live in the desert, east of San Diego so it is really dry here. I've lost a few to what I believe is over watering. I'm not on Facebook so how do I submit questions to you?