Top 5 VARIETIES of DRAGON FRUIT For Beginners

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Комментарии • 62

  • @DH-iv1ut
    @DH-iv1ut Год назад +5

    Thank you so much for your videos. Thanks to Richard and you I got a dragonfruit addiction. For me in Austria it is sometimes hard and very expensive to get this plants but I try my best to keep my 15 dragons happy and overwinter them in my house because our winter in zone 8a is waiting to kill them

  • @dougpizzy3024
    @dougpizzy3024 Год назад +5

    Glad to hear your rave review of Ax. Out of the 20 or so varieties I've been growing Ax is the only one that hasn't given me fruit yet but it's looking promising for this year. I remember thinking of the flowers were even better looking than Bruni, KVA and Connie Mayor but I forgot what it tastes like. Something to look forward to this year!

  • @TheGratefulGarden
    @TheGratefulGarden Год назад +5

    Perfect timing! I’m currently looking through videos to help me decide which varieties to choose to get cuttings

  • @kingquesoIV
    @kingquesoIV 4 месяца назад +3

    1. Sugar Dragon
    2. American Beauty or Condor or G3
    3. Delight or La Verne Pink
    4. Bruni or Ax
    5. Some rare variety

  • @jamesholmes1360
    @jamesholmes1360 Год назад +4

    Paul
    Really a great video as so many are not sure where to start. My choices are slightly different however you named a great group of 5.
    Hard to not squeeze darkstar, country roads, or depending on your taste buds a Asunta 3-5 in the mix.
    Too many choices

  • @hebnermm
    @hebnermm Год назад +1

    It certainly is an obsession! Thank you for this video. Learned about many new varieties. All I have now is Physical Graffiti and Pylora Ecuador

  • @fatfeministhippy
    @fatfeministhippy Год назад +5

    So thrilling to have some of the varieties you mentioned - my sugar dragon and condor are both flowering for the first time - hoping they set fruit (I’m hand pollinating with mixed pollens) and I get to try both of those fruits for the first time! So thankful you’re making content like this for those of us newer dragonfruit growers!

  • @torigreenaway192
    @torigreenaway192 2 месяца назад

    Great video and very helpful !

  • @IIrandhandleII
    @IIrandhandleII 2 месяца назад +1

    Do you have any videos detailing irrigation specifically. Like timers hose sizes? adaptors? Very much appreciated.

  • @dantheman6931
    @dantheman6931 Год назад +2

    Rad buddy! What are your thoughts on foliar feeding dragons? I’ve started my dragon fruits this past November and have sprayed them twice the past 3 weeks.

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад +2

      Yes, it's great and the plants love it. We use seaweed and have also used meal worm frass.

  • @edgarvo4012
    @edgarvo4012 10 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks Paul!!! Your videos are great! I have a question. I thought I heard that we need to prune or trim branches when those just showed up. I don't see that happened on this video. So what is your thought or recommendation about taking off some of these newly branches? Thank you Paul!

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  10 месяцев назад

      It depends on the time of year, trellis set up, size of plant, and more. Channel the growth up and over something and keep low branches pruned off it some universal advice.

  • @renem.9217
    @renem.9217 Год назад +1

    What are your thoughts on having 4 different varieties on a 25g pot.I'm limited in back yard space and would love to have more than 5 kids.

  • @abdallahsharadqah6751
    @abdallahsharadqah6751 Год назад +4

    You forgot to mention:
    ☝️(Vietnamese white) ☝️
    due to the fact that it is a very strong white flesh variety; which (tolerates hot and cold weather) 🌡️🔥 ❄️🥶 ; which considered to be the (best choice to be used as a rootstock for other varieties to be grafted at) because of its strong roots stems branches 💪; which has strong pollen that you may you use to pollinate other self sterile varieties.

    • @abdallahsharadqah6751
      @abdallahsharadqah6751 Год назад +2

      And I myself forgot to add to the comment up here ☝️ your famous sentence which supposed of me to say in fact :
      (in my humble opinion)
      😁😁😁

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад +3

      You are right about it being a good first and a great rootstalk. Not the best tasting. We did recommend Bruni (White flesh ) for flower quality and the coconut flavor. Thanks for the comment

    • @cansarratt3407
      @cansarratt3407 Год назад

      He did say that at around 1.16.

  • @elikho327
    @elikho327 Год назад +1

    Another great video Paul, keep up the good work.
    Do you still have cuttings of Donovan's cotton Candy available, am also considering K2 the wrong Maria Rosa, look like it taste better than the right Maria Rosa in your presentation .

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  10 месяцев назад

      No cotton candy at this time, but Maria Fucsia is a great fruit

  • @devingaumont5048
    @devingaumont5048 Год назад

    I bought one Vietnam white from Home Depot. Since then, I somehow managed to buy Condor, American Beauty, Laverne Red, Viet WHITE, Haleys Comet, Asunta 3, Dark Star.... I think thats all of them... Second year of growth and no buds still...

    • @tzurtex6336
      @tzurtex6336 Год назад +1

      In videos they say it takes 8-12 months for abloom but it usually takes 1 year of growth 1 of maturing then blooms

  • @jmars8932
    @jmars8932 Год назад +2

    Hi Paul. Love the videos you put out for us. Thanks! But speaking of "American Beauty", I just got my first flowers from this plant a week ago, but it seems not to have any pollen on/from the thistles on the four flowers that just bloomed. Is it normal or am I doing something wrong? I went as far as to pluck some of the thistles and rubbed them between my fingers.

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад +2

      Sometimes the first flowers have no pollen, especially if it's cold in my experience. Also, bees will steal the pollen at dawn. I collect my pollen at night or at dusk.

    • @jimm2081
      @jimm2081 Год назад +1

      @@RAREDRAGONFRUIT Thank you! That helps out a lot! I actually started to grow dragon fruit for my daughter, she loves them, but I fell in love with growing them! Your channel was the first one I seeked help with in doing that! Thanks again!

  • @bambinazo123
    @bambinazo123 18 дней назад

    What is the best white dragonfruit variety

  • @almab586
    @almab586 Год назад +1

    I’d love to try planting some of dragon fruits, soon. How many months it can mature?

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад

      In the right conditions, you can get fruit in a year and many fruit in 2-3 years.

  • @fivefamily5820
    @fivefamily5820 Год назад

    I live in Oregon, zone 8b, so will need to keep my plants in a greenhouse. Is it possible to get them to fruit while keeping the plant smaller?

  • @dreamcatcher1812
    @dreamcatcher1812 Год назад +1

    Hi, do u sell cuttings of that five early bloomer dragon fruit? If so, will you ship to philippines? I wonder if its posible i really want to try this variety.. i hope to hear from you soon. Thanks

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад +3

      Yes we do, usually later this season, but was can only ship to USA. sorry

  • @n3verm1ndlol
    @n3verm1ndlol 7 месяцев назад +1

    Hi, at what Height of trellis would you recommend? Thanks

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  7 месяцев назад

      Hi, I love having them at 5 feet in height,
      Perfect for me and I’m 5 foot 8

  • @thomasmckenney3518
    @thomasmckenney3518 Год назад +1

    I’m wondering if I can find these in Thailand? Or am I going to have to come back to the states and bring with me.

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад +1

      Not sure, probably American Beauty and Sugar Dragon. So many mislabled plants out there.

  • @tunahansoylu4526
    @tunahansoylu4526 8 месяцев назад +1

    what is advantage of plating into pots ?

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  8 месяцев назад

      For us, we have pocket gophers. They would eat the roots if the plant was in the ground. You can also grow them well in ground if your soil is well draining.

  • @ranbirsingh5229
    @ranbirsingh5229 11 месяцев назад +1

    Which is variety whose brix is ​​above 20 or the size of fruits is near 1 kg

  • @pattiethompson9154
    @pattiethompson9154 Год назад

    I am wondering where to buy the Paul Thompson variety. I've heard you mention PT before..

    • @pattiethompson9154
      @pattiethompson9154 Год назад

      I am in San diego. I know you are near me but where can I purchase the cuttings?

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад +1

      There are several PT varieties. Do you have a specific one you want? Join our FB group. Lots of possibilities. facebook.com/groups/332218314495124

  • @bambinazo123
    @bambinazo123 17 дней назад

    No white ones?

  • @patrajonaz-po1ob
    @patrajonaz-po1ob Месяц назад

    Do you sell cutting ?

  • @ceaserelizondo
    @ceaserelizondo 10 месяцев назад +1

    My Esmarelda doesn't have the red?

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  10 месяцев назад

      This one is verified and had fruit. Perhaps climatic differences or your source isn’t legit?

    • @ceaserelizondo
      @ceaserelizondo 10 месяцев назад

      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT bro, I'll inbox you

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  10 месяцев назад +1

      Sorry, I am your source. 😆 The brand new growth starts red and then turns to green pretty quickly. Branches are typical Undatus

  • @ChouadaMgat3ine-re6mj
    @ChouadaMgat3ine-re6mj 11 месяцев назад +1

    Voodoo child is universal pollinator?

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  11 месяцев назад

      I would consider it equivalent to Sugar Dragon

  • @caribbean_racer_rr3
    @caribbean_racer_rr3 Год назад

    Where from, Sir? Much interested.

    • @RAREDRAGONFRUIT
      @RAREDRAGONFRUIT  Год назад

      San Diego

    • @caribbean_racer_rr3
      @caribbean_racer_rr3 Год назад

      Seeking to use the fruit myself and use both stems and fruit as feed stock for making plant food alongside many other plants I use for the same purpose.
      Being a cactus, the banches, alongside aloe Vera leaves and rain water will make a nutritious substitute for chlorinated tap water in my blends with extract of potato, carrot, mango, fish, etc in JADAM Liquid Fertiliser brews.

  • @pedromunoz4468
    @pedromunoz4468 Год назад +2

    No it's not an obsession 😅

  • @spencerhailee9175
    @spencerhailee9175 Год назад

    "PromoSM"