How to Build a Dragon Fruit Trellis With Pinwheel Base
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- MATERIALS NEEDED:
CEDAR WOOD 2X4 - 5 pieces of 18 inches for top support
CEDAR WOOD 4X4 - 1 piece 4ft
CEDAR WOOD 2X4 - 4 pieces 6-7 inch cuts for bottom stand
2 1/2 inches #8 GALVANIZED DECK SCREWS/GENERAL SCREWS
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Richard just wanted to mention that you need to lower the speed of your drill to a slow speed for screwing and high speeds for drilling. Also try construction screws it uses a different head instead of a Philips screw bit. The bit is included with the screws. It will make the construction easier to put together too.
I’ve used the hex self drilling screws- and boy do they make life easier!
Also, sounds like his clutch is set too soft. The drill keeps slipping.
I guess I’m not the only one that wanted to help with that information he is an amazing dragon fruit guru and I really appreciate what he’s doing
Thanks for the advice,
Turn the clutch
This video should be an example that you can grow dragon fruits even if you don't know how to use the drill correctly. :D
It was pretty cringe.
I was waiting for the drill bit to come down on that poor girls finger
And there are things the two of you can do that can be harshly criticized as well. Not very nice, sad that people like you do nothing but rag on people..
Torx🤌
Thanks for the info and video.
In case you didn’t know: cordless drills have two speeds. One is high speed, for drilling with drill bits. One is low speed, high torque, for screwing in.
Looked like you were screwing in at high speed, which will strip the heads off your screws.
in fact I didn't know that either :) but only on cordless drills?
@@pn3940 some corded drills have settings, but I’ve only ever seen “hammer” and regular settings. They almost always operate at full torque and speed (though speed is determined by trigger pull).
its the bit...either bit is too small or bit is stripped
This is exactly why impact drill have become so popular. I have not heard the sound of a stripped bit in years.
using Torx or Robinson screws will solve the problem ... Philips screws not ideal for high torques
Thanks for the video, I would recommend safety goggles for your very young assistant being she is so close to the action.
If no Concrete Block.......👍👍 No problem ...just pour 1-2 bags of Premixed and Added water only without stirring after the Trellis put in the Container to grow for 8-10 hours to set. Then add the soil you choose
Thank you Richard for your details instructions, I'm ready to build 3 trellises using this version 2 since my HD in Louisiana does not sale the cinder block pier with zmax strap. I have shared your channel with my family & friends. You inspired us to grow our own dragon fruits. Thank you so very much!
I need to know what kind of furtilize that all you have and also thank you for your so details instructions.
8:22
Do I need a GF to make sure the screws are flush? Not sure if I can proceed with this build.
try to use impact drill and new set of bit , it will make work way more easy
Switch to star heads on the screws also
And use countersink drill bits so your screws set.
I Guess We All Can not be The Master of Everything....
Maybe in One or two things Only...
why 4x4? these trees that heavy? why not 2x2s instead?
i cant figure out where ur at ... looks warm.
Thanks for the video. But one thing of note. In your description, you indicated 4 pcs of a 2x4 that's 6-7 inches long for the base. However, in your video, the lengths you used for your base is longer than 7 inches. For those that may read this comment, make sure to measure the inside diameter of the pot you're going to use. The 7" suggested base lengths will easily fit into a pot with a 12" inside diameter. A smaller diameter pot will not fit with these dimensions. If you use a larger pot, you may also want to use longer bases, just to give it a little more stability.
I love trellis. Your videos are very helpful. Would you please share and make a video for planting you dragon fruit into the pot with trellis and soil or the whole system of planting into the pot,trellis, soil, set up. Thank you for your knowledge in dragon fruit. Your plants look healthy. Please continue to make videos and Happy gardening.
Hi Red Electra, thank you for your kindness and for watching my channel. I appreciate your support. I will most definitely make a video regarding the content you have requested. Thank you very much for the suggestion! More videos will continue to come.
Have a wonderful day!
Great ideas and so many helpful tips. I built our stands out of redwood since we are in Hawaii (rain & termites) and used outdoor deck screws and wood glue to strengthen joints. Thinking our setup might be close to RUclips worthy! Cheers!!!
As a carpenter you make a really good gardener. That screwing was painful to watch.
Thank you so much..I so in need of a dragon trellis, I am following these instructions. Two thumbs up!!!!
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful. 😁
@@GraftingDragonFruit very nice
Very creative method of building a dragon fruit trellis. You make it looks so easy. I'm inspired to build it now. Thanks 👍
Thank you, Tyler N! It’s very simple to do once you have all the dimensions cut out. If you have someone to help hold the wood it will get done even quicker. Pre-drilling the holes did make it easier and faster to fasten the screws on.
Yeah, that’s I have been waiting for, only your channel instruct step-by-step, good job Richard. Thank you. You have a little helper today.
You're very welcome Nhat! Thanks for watching. :)
Hi Richard! I'm very interesting with your channel, I see you have the white plastic cover the pole 4×4 to prevent wet or damp from water, for dragon foot trills, they look very good to me. So where can I get them? Please tell me. Thanks.
mm....... you drilling those screws front of your little sisters face?....... sorry to be noisy but have her and maybe yourself wear a pair of safety glasses next time atlease ........
( also try an impact driver drill next time :)
TIP: if you use Torx head screws, they won't slip like Philips head screws will! Great video thanks for the info!
Hi Benjamin, thanks for the tool tips! I can grow dragon fruits but my build skills needs work.
Hi, what size pot are you using for this trellis?
20
Dude, if you get an impact drill and torqs or star headed screws you will never go back. They go in so much easier with no slippage. They practically drive themselves in. It’s a revelation.
torx screws are expensive however, I think he'd probably be pretty happy with an impact and the right size phillips bit (I think he needed to flip around the double-sided one he had)
Hi Richard, where did you buy the containers?
I like everything that you show on your clips.
You can buy that size of pots in big nurseries (used or new). Some of them carry them. I paid for very good used ones like in his video for $12.50/pot.
Nice Trellis👍thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thank you San Diego Tropical Garden? I never got your name by the way. What is it? I'm Richard as you already know.
Looks pretty easy to build...thanks for sharing! 👍👍👍
You're welcome!
how big are your containers ??
how long does the wood last ??
Does your drill bit has slow and fast setting so you wont wreck the head?
Awesome videos for both the version1 and this version2 for the how-to on building the Dragon Fruit Trellis. The measurements provided are extremely helpful so I can have the HD guys to pre-cut it.
Pre-drilling the holes also prevents wood splitting...thumbs up! I also recommend using an Impact Driver with a brand new #2 bit on it to drive in the screws. Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Ryobi are a few brands, local home depot or lowes. I have 11 dragonfruit started from seed but I'm in Seattle area, the growth is slow and must bring them in for winter, don't know if I'll ever see fruit but I will need these trellises one day, these things are actually growing up here lol...
Hi CitizenXRP, thank you so much for your tool tips! I can grow dragon fruits really well. But when it comes to building things with tools I am so lost! I appreciate the recommendations and will be doing some upgrading on my part.
Have you ever thought of trying to graft the seedlings to increase the speed of their growth? If you look through my channel my very first video is me demonstrating on how to do that. Your seeds would literally grow 100x faster and you’ll have fruits within 2 years! If you Graft them they can also start withstanding harsh weather conditions.
Try using fish fertilizer or used ground coffee and grinded eggshell it speeds up the growing of plant and the production of fruit. another is NPK (Nitrogen Phosphorus and Potasse)
👍👍👍, thanks for sharing. I’m afraid after few years the post will break..!!! When I planted the dragon fruits (in the ground) I put the post directly on the ground, I tied the plants around the post... after few years, the plants (dragon fruits tree) grew bigger.. now the post broke, I can’t put the new post in the middle since the branches collapsed... would you please give me ideas how to build the new post that will help for this case,, Thanks
Built 2.trellis' today... I used cedar lumber bought from Lowes. Total Lumber used:
4 x 4 - 8 foot length, qty 1
2 x4 - 8 foot length, qty 3
Coated Deck Screws, 1 box, 75 count.
Tools:
10" Compound Miter Saw
20V Impact Driver
Speed Square & Tape Measure
Came out great, took about 90 minutes to make both, including measuring & cutting all the lumber... Highly recommend using deck screws with a Torx (star drive) head, less slipping and stripping heads. Using an impact driver makes it a lot easier too.
This is almost identical to how I do it. Please teach her to keep her hand clear. Also it is not 9 and 6 fourths, it's 9/64.
I learned a lot from your video on dragon fruits. Regarding the wood materials for the trellis, the cedar wood is very hard to find especially the 4x4s. So, does the redwood have the same rot resistance as cedar so we can substitute it for the post?
redwood is also rot resistant like cedar. i'm from the south and I use douglas fir, it's cheaper and also pretty resistant.
Hey brother I know people told u get stronger tools n I’ll tell u right now u don’t need stronger tools. U just gotta push harder so it doesn’t jump out of the screw head.
@2.20 min, the pre drilling purpose is to not crack the untempered wood, not to make the screw go through it easier
Dude!!!! Spend a few dollars on a quality impact screw gun and stop using those cheap Ryobi drill guns!!🤣😂 Milwaukee and DeWalt are good quality and worth every dollar!!
Also, try using a a bit with a good tip. I don’t use Phillips because they always strip.
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How long would the wood last if it’s not painted. How about using treated lumber
It will last 5 years without any sealant but I recommend using cedar wood. It’s resistant to rot and more compact which will last longer. Go to a lumber yard to find Alaskan Cesar Wood. 👍🏼
Sorry but then pinwheel blocks are of 9 inches or 6-7? i'm asking because in your video you said 9 and in the description 6/7 and i'm a bit confused. Thank you
I just started making this type of Dragon Fruit trellis. Thanks for all the information and building tips. I'm using a 4" X 4" redwood post and 2" X 2" redwood lumber that I had left over from another project.
Where do you get the planters or plastic tubs to hold the dragon fruit?
Great dragonfruit videos. I think you have a typo on your list. CEDAR WOOD 2X4 - 4 pieces 6-7 inch cuts for bottom stand. Shouldn't that be 9 inches? Also, I used two 2x4 screwed together for the post, because I was able to get those considerably cheaper than a 4x4.
How long it will last!?
Fibre coated wood will last also replace the bucket with something that last for the plants life span. Good idea but wil not last long.
The bottom pieces are actually longer than 6-7." They look more like 9". Can you please update the materials in your description?
Doesn't the part of the wooden pole in contact with the wet ground rot, causing the structure to fall?🤔🤔
If you use cedar wood which is naturally resistant to rot it will say you a very long time.
Nice video. Do u make the trellis and sell? I need 1. I live in Orange County,CA.
Try using a torq bit they will not strip out like a number 2 bit and get some star screws you will be able to flush your screws up.
Thanks for sharing. It's very useful!
You’re very welcome, Joyful Life!
This is a great trellis, and an excellent design, but oh my goodness, bro you gotta get yourself a better quality Phillips driver! The one you are using is clearly stripped, which is why it's slipping (it's called Cam Out en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cam_out). You also aren't driving the screws in deep enough, you have to drive them in far enough that the head is just below the surface of the wood you're drilling into. If your material is too hard, you can get a counter-sink drill bit. Next, the screws should be designed for service in a wet environment - deck screws or galvanized screws (probably should check if those are suitable for food crops) would probably be best. Next, the wood you are using - if it's in direct contact with soil, you should use Cedar or Redwood which are both naturally resistant to rot, and you can apply a number of food-safe finishes to the part that is in contact with the soil to make it last a lot longer (bees wax would probably work alright).
For what it's worth, as a Canadian, the screws we use usually have a Robertson (aka "Square") driver socket instead of Phillips (aka "Plus"), and they are much less prone to Cam-Out. If they're available in your area, you should give them a try. Of course, if your driver is worn out, it's gonna suck no matter what.
Oh, and I should mention, if you have Black Locust wood available in your area, that is even better for soil-contact service. It's super strong and very heavy, which would provide even better stability.
Miachael Ireland, Wow thank you so much for the feedback! I do recommend to everyone to use a Cedar wood and this video with the material made was for demonstration purposes. I wished I mentioned that in the video. I hope everyone is buying better wood I recommend Alaskan Cedar wood and coat the area that is in contact with moisture with "flex seal". I have such cheap driver bits and definitely need something better. Thank you for all your recommendations, there is some upgrading needed to do on my part. :) I'm going to pin your comment to the top so that way everyone can see this and improves on this design! Thanks for watching and for the tips!
@@GraftingDragonFruit reading back my comment, my tone seems harsh - that was unintentional, and I hope I didn't sound overly critical! Keep up the good work, I look forward to your next project.
Also, I have questions about what I should do with some dragon fruit that I started from seed. I'll put those questions in a new comment later :)
Michael Ireland, no offense was taken at all so no worries! I took it as great advice by someone that was experience in this area. I can grow Dragon Fruits well, but when it comes to building things I need all the tips and advice I can get. So again, thank you for stepping to the plate to educate me and help a brotha out. :)
Post your questions anytime, I’ll be happy to answer them.
Even if you clicked your drill over to the slow speed, it wouldn't spin so much.
That's a great Idea. How long does the wood last? I would imagine it would rot over time.
The wood will last long if you use Alaskan Cedar wood, use a flex seal to coat the area to protect from moisture. It will give you a good 10 years until you will need to reinforce it.
Where can you buy those pots you use and what size are they. Tried to find those type because the look strong but could not . Thank you.
Hi Lou, these pots are 20 gallon pots and you can buy them at your local nursery or hydroponic garden store. They usually carry the more quality pots like these.
You can also use the 55 drums sell it from FB market cut 2/3 and drill holes in the side for string handle
Can I buy trailers from you? I also live in Southern California. Thanks
I'm also in Southern California and about to create my own trellis for my dragon fruit. This video helps a ton!
It would be a good idea to use large fender washers when you screw the base to container so it's more stable and durable...Rick
OMG I would totally pay you if you could male me at least one of the trellis for my dragon fruits. Is it possible to order one from you? thanks for the video. It was great!
For your next wood project try using deck screws with torx head. You might not need to predrill. Also try to use an rechargeable impact driver. The Philips head bits easily destroy screw heads. So is that cedar wood? By the way nice design and video.
Don't set to hammer. Hammer is for drilling into concrete. your drill has a dial that sets the torque and yours is set too low. As someone already said, set it to the picture of the screw.
Can you tell me, where did you buy your flowerpot? It's so big that I want to buy one thanks
Great tips Richard. Thank you. Looks like you’re in So Cal. Have you tried growing soursop yet?
Thanks for this demo, now i have to make my own trellis which i did not have yet for 3 years now. This one can help arrange my df plants and save space. How long will this trellis last? Do u think it will last for 3 years or more, then you'll have to rebuild a new one?
Hi Richard. Thank you so much for the videos! Advice?..I have a small patio and hope to plant a DF tree in a BIG clay pot with a trellis that supports a "trunk" that is 6' from top of soil to top support. That way the "branches" are above my patio space like a shade tree of sorts. Do you forsee any problems using such a tall trellis? Thank you!
I know this video is old , but your drill Setting was set to fast . Next time change the speed . And buy Milwaukee number 2 drywall tips they make a huge difference.
Not to say that screws aren't good, but there's a way to hammer nails that will hold just as good. Never hammer nails straight in, angle them in different angles . Should save some money. Remember who the president is. Anyway I'm just an old wore out framer with brain damage
Hey. Richard Where. U. Buy. Ur. Soil. I read some review they bought in store they complain about insects on the soil. Thanks
EXCELLENT videos - I’m really learning a lot. What size pots are you using for these plants? Also, do you have a special soil mix that you use?
Thank you Robert C! I use 20 gallon pots. Here's a video that talks about my potting soil mixture. ruclips.net/video/JsXZq7WdYQ8/видео.html
@@GraftingDragonFruit yes...this is what I need too...cause I wanted to do this for so long but afraid not not how to use the riht soil etc..thank you a bunch!!
Richard I’m having a hard time finding 20 gallon pots. It seems no one at Home Depot or Lowe’s uses that terminology. Could you provide me the dimensions (HxWxD) of the pots that you use?
It looks like the Tip of your bit is too small for those screws. I could be wrong of course. But if it is. Phillip Drill bits and Phillips screws do have size rating on the packaging. So a type 2 drill bit with type 2 screw heads will have less skipping as it seats properly. Anything larger or smaller, you risk stripping both the bit and screw at a faster rate
Thanks for the instructional video. What type of soil and mixture should I use for the pot and can I get them from Home Depot?
Using T20 or T25 screws would be even better than philippes head screws for way better grip and less spinning
What would the dimensions be if using a 25 gal pot?
How about having the top section diagonally to the post, so that the two sides are of the post are automatically in one side of the top?
Where did you the 20-gallon plastic pot for dragon fruit and and the cedar woods to use as trellis Than you sollie kim.
Instead of putting feet on the bottom of the Trellis could you just screw on the bottom of the pot to the 4x4 wood or you think the plastic is to weak and would crack ?
My dragonfruit trellis have termites on it what should i do ? Should i change the trellis ?will the termites eat my dragonfruit plant ?
Apply anti termites like furadan
@@hergreenthumb990 thanks, i'll change the soil and the trellis too just to make sure that there will be no more termites
😀 Alright
Hello.. Very good video 👍
Can you please give sides of each part of trellis and drawing of assembled trellis with diamemtipns?
Change your description. It says 6-7 for the bottom ones when I’m the video it’s 9.
Where do you buy the giant plastic planters? all I see online is resin ones or ceramics for 800 dollars, dont want to spend 800 dollars on a plant container
My friend, I like the way you build the trellis and I am trying to build one too.
But the only concern that I have is that will the wood rotten over time at the bottom if used regular wooden?
This is my concern too. I am hoping Richard will post an update on how the buried portion of the trellis is holding up. The only way i can see to address it would be to use cedar, but its really expensive.
HELLO.. NEW SUBBIE HERE 👋 Question: the dimensions on this video is to build the bottom part of the trellis only? The top part for the plant to hang are on your fist video? I am going to home depot so they can precut the wood for me and need to know the exact dimensions.
MATERIALS NEEDED:
CEDAR WOOD 2X4 - 5 pieces of 18 inches for top support.
CEDAR WOOD 4X4 - 1 piece 4ft post.
1 Cinder Block Pier with Z-Max Strap
2 1/2 inches #8 GALVANIZED DECK SCREWS/GENERAL SCREWS
Thanks for the video! Where can I order those large pots?
That fresh cut tho lit 🔥 what’s your location I need one of your plants let me know thanks I’m in Los Angeles area
Hi
This video should be an example of how not to use a drill wtf dude smh
Next time grab an impact wrench bro
I like all of your videos regarding the dragon fruits. You made it very easy to understand. Thanks
Hi Fei-Fei Chiang, Thank you very much for watching my channel! I’m glad that it was helpful for you. You’re welcome!
It's dangerous drilling right in front of your assistant without an eye protection. SAFETY First Sir!
Joe ABS I am absolutely agree with you. Terrible
lol
Good video. But you really need a new Phillips bit on your drill and a lower speed, if possible (some drills aren't meant for driving screws, so don't have dual por variable speed options). LOL
But anyway, just nitpicking cause it's the internet... 😝 Like a lot of people, I really appreciate all of your videos. Thanks for sharing! I'm in KS, so can't leave my DF out but for about 6 months between frosty nights, which is disheartening. But they're about 7' atm, and I'm getting ready to cut them back for the new season. Nice to be able to go back and view your videos when it's time to kick them out of the house again in the spring!... 😊
Killing me with that stripped bit. Please use torx screws and bits in the future UGH
Richard: Wondering how you ended up with a 4ft height on the trellis? Is this generally as high as a Dragon Fruit will grow? I've seen phots of Dragon fruit plants that seemed much taller.
The reason I have it at 4ft is because it’s a height that is easily for me to maintain, prune, and harvest fruits. I grow in a backyard and not commercially to need it to be very tall for maximum fruit production. In theory you can make them as tall as you want. Dragon fruit can climb up to 150 feet easily if left grown wild.
@@GraftingDragonFruit Thank you, this was very helpful! Just purchased my first dragon fruit cutting (already planning purchases of more) and really enjoy our videos!
You’re very welcome! Welcome to the dragon fruit journey! You’re going to keep getting more and more after your first one 😆
Hi there. This video was just what I was looking for in order to re-pot my dragonfruit. Quick question...What size black nursery pot are you using for this trellis? Also, do you by any chance have an affiliate link for where you purchased them so when I purchase them you can earn some money from the recommendation? Either way, thank you for sharing the info, it was very helpful.
I found pots similiar to this at my local hydroponics store. The price was reasonable compared to garden center prices. He uses a 25 gallon pot that is about 20 inches wide at the top. I have since learned on the Grafting Dragon Fruit Facebook page, and elsewhere that smaller pots can be used. There is another RUclips video with a different base. He may have mentioned a few other tips in that video as well. I was directed to buy a non-toxic wood treatment to help the wood last longer. I am in no way an expert, but I hope this helped some.
I really enjoyed your video. Thank you, I followed your instructions on making a trellis and it worked really well.
You should use the Robertson wood screws (invented by a Canadian 100 years ago) . Your American Phillips screws are just easy to cause injuries. And it's suck.
Thanks for the feedback!
Nice Dragon Fruit Trellis. I was wondering wood will eventually rot because of the contact with water, when you water your Dragon Fruit plants. Have you tried other materials to build the trellis?
Hi chava Chiva, this trellis will last up to 5-8 years until it will start degrading. There are methods I take to re-secure it once it gets to that point. I’m from California so we don’t get much rain so I haven’t had to deal with the rot. This was just a low-cost and efficient way to make the trellis. I have looked into other materials to build trellis but then it starts to cost a lot of money when you have to build 10+ trellis. So I just keep it simple and cost friendly. I’m a backyard grower so it’s only for myself. If I was a commercial grower I will definitely look into material that will last forever like concrete post and industrial steel bars.
Thanks Richard for this video, always looking forward to watch you video after getting home from work. I will probably try your idea using pvc valve, they are cheap material, problem is all the pvc joint to put it together. Right now I used tomato cage to vine the dragon fruits, like chava said you make it simple, really appreciate what you done.
Hi, you're using 2x4 for the top, but your other video use 2x3 for top?
This screwing and audio is so painful to watch, but thanks for the info 👊🏼
where do you buy your pots. Amazon or local store. Size is 20L?
Hey great video, can you tell me where to buy those tubs for planting in?
Hey Gio, you can find these 20 gallon pots for planting at a local Hydroponic garden store or Nursery. They carry the bigger pots and you should be able to acquire some there. 😁
@@GraftingDragonFruit thanks brother. I've got a bunch of dragon fruit that ive gotta uppot. Thanks to your videos I'll be able to do that a whole lot better including building the top trellis systems you show. Again, thanks.
Can we use concrete pillar and sow the roots in the ground instead of potting them ?🇮🇳
HI, I love all your great info on how to grow dragon fruit. I just recently put my cuttings into 1 gallon pots to grow their roots, how often if any should i give them water, once i see new growth?
Do you sell dragon fruit trees
Use your impact drill (the other drill that came with the set) for screws. The drill you are using is more for drilling pilot holes, or using paddle bits, hole saws, etc. that's why you are having a hard time setting in your screws. BTW great videos! Learned so much from you, I hope to have some sick plants like yours one day!
he might not have gotten his drill in a set, if he didn't though, I think it would be a worthy investment. much less frustration, and when you're enjoying the little things you end up making a much better product
What are the pros and cons of growing DF directly into the soil then in a pot?
Nice video. I have dragon fruit garden.
Thank you, BIRDS 360! What kind of Dragon fruits do you have in your garden?
I have 1 kind of dragon fruit in my garden. I need yellow fruit