Dragon Fruit Daytime Flower Plus Growing Tips How-to Pitaya
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Here is a special treat I am so glad I could share with you! This is a dragon fruit Pitaya flower still opened in the daytime (usually they only flower at night). In this video, I explain the flower and give some dragon fruit growing tips - lessons that I have learnt and methods I employ to grow Pitaya better.
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I hand polinate my dragon gruit at about 9-10 pm with a paint brush and have a great fruit retention.
Wow what an amazing moment! Thank you for capturing this for us. I know my comment is a few years too late but I've been binge watching all day- while working from home lol. I subscribed to your channel in October last year. You've basically been teaching me now to grow. Thank you for what you do!
What an astounding Creator our God is!! All the time, everywhere His amazing Creation puts me in awe and wonder.
So thanks, Mark, that I can also run to you for tips, advice and solid guidance in all things growing. love it!!
I have the red smooth Dragon Fruit and I've never seen a flower but I get lots of fruit - but they get "stung" before I get to them.
That flower is so beautiful you need to take a picture of it and frame it.
The fruit tastes like a mild watermelon.
My fruit grows right on the main stem.
Flowers are incredible. There are plants that are rare, especially when you never seen them before. Spectacular sights
Beautiful!! I finally bought some and they’re doing great. All three cuttings took roots. Wow I didn’t know it put off eatable seeds.
wow' awesome video captured sir' especially the flower fruit, i love it - thanks for sharing :)
I love the dragon fruit flower, it's definitely a glorious flower.
This is great. I was debating planting dragon fruit.
Be careful, they are destructive climbers! They will take a rock wall right down.
Stunning flower!❤
so STUNNING. THANK YOU for filming and sharing.
That is a superb video of a bee in the pitaya flower. Wow!
That plant looks amazing! I grow a lot of stuff hydroponically and I'm always looking for odd things to grow. Do you think it would work in hydroponics?
Mine was given to me from a hydroponic farm in central florida. They kept their roots in the water and they grew fine. The plant they gave to me, i planted directly in the ground and it has been doing perfectly fine without any watering or anything. One full year after i planted the cutting, it started flowering so it doesnt seem like the change in environent effected it very much.
Jeb Gardener hey Jeb!!!
Hey Jeb, fancy seeing you here! I've successfully rooted dragon fruit in my aquaponic system. In Colorado of all places! They like a lot of dissolved oxygen and easily adapt to hydroponics. I just pollinated my first flower several hours ago :)
That is really beautiful flower, loved the bee shots! Thanks for sharing.
Wow thats is quite magnificent isnt it
Would like to see them here in summer I get up about 5.00 am so these would look great👍
Absolutely beautiful flower! I think cacti have to most wonderful flowers. Hope one day I can live in a climate where I could grow Dragon Fruit!
Useful information thanks. I live in Canada so I won't be growing it anytime soon.
Really impressive bloom! I know you have some grafted dragon fruit plants. Does the none spiny dragon fruit have the same bloom? I'm not sure if there's a difference between the two varieties blossoms.
good afternoon !! what a beautiful flower !! great information and advice on the dragon fruit flower !!
That's one hell of a beautiful flower
small fruit from a huge pretty flower - thanks for showing mate
wish I could show you all my cati in bloom now - getting 20 to 30 each day - same color as yours
be well
in their native habitat they are pollinated at night by moths and bats, but bees are present at sunrise.
How lovely! I would love to grow some dragon fruit!
Awesome update thank you for sharing
God it must smell AMAZING!
So beautiful
Hi..... Mark, 🎥👍👍👍
Beautiful
How gorgeous indeed!
WOW!!! I’ve never seen this flower before!!! Is the blossom fragrant?!!! I wonder if your plant might stay hydrated longer in the ground vs the planter.
Unfortunately, no real fragrance.
Incredible
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You have the sun up at 6 AM ? It's dark here in Florida until 7:30 and then the sun does not show up for another 30 min.
I have a red dragonfruit plant in a pot and its been there for about 12 years. It's now rootbound and only yielded 1 fruit this year. Can you recommend what I should do? Take a cutting and start over or try to repot? As you know it's really prickly and repotting will be a chore.
God's wonderful creation!!!
1:03 oh my, the kookaburra's laughing hard
That flower is stunningly beautiful! Does the flower have a scent to it?
Yes! Smells sweet and floral, kinda like a rose mixed with a sweet coconut like smell. Very pleasant but the flower doesn't stick around that long. My dragon fruit just flowered tonight and I'm afraid it will be withered and gone by noon tomorrow.
BetterDeadThanRed wow that smell soinds awesome 😊
Just received 2 cutting from a purple and one from a white dragon fruit plant .Should I plant separately or is it ok to plant together?
magnificent perfection
Do you think a dragon fruit would grow in a high desert situation, maybe with attention to water? In a large pot? Better in a greenhouse?
Yes, I think it would grow well but it would require regular watering at least twice per week for it to grow well and produce :)
@@Selfsufficientme thank you!
It closes pretty fast u can see it close up as the video goes on
I had the most beautiful Dragonfruit flowers which only bloomed at night..but frost killed the vines…
Just a question if you don't mind
Where approx are you ? And are they particularly heavy frosts ?
I'd like to attempt to grow one or two of these in New Zealand. We get a mild frost in this area & I'm wondering if that would kill them.
They are rather expensive plants to buy here 😮
And the fruit ain't cheap either 😂
Cheers
the yellow pitaya is native to S. America.
Sepals
Are u selling this type of dragon fruit plant?
I mean cutting?