Omg! You’ve just confirmed we can grow this variety from seed and get the exact fruit. Now you can cross pollinate with it and create your own palora cross variety!
Hey Richard! I recently got some cuttings of my own! I got Delight, Nicaraguan Red, Bloody Mary, and Vietnamese white. I am so excited! They look amazing, and are doing awesome in their new homes!
So funny I bought some just a couple of days ago and took the seeds out and planted them in a cup. They are so so yummy! I hope I have some luck as I have never grew any dragon fruits at all.
I have over a hundred baby palora seedlings I need to try grafting with a couple of them. 😆 My mouth is watering watching you eat them. I've tasted ecuador palora fruit once before and it was amazing so I know what mine of gold your biting into.
Hi Richard, thanks for all the informations of the dragon fruits that you have shared , enjoyed every one of them. Please inform me whenever you have extra cuttings of Ecuador Palora to share or sell. Thank you
So amazing love your channel, I just figured out what kind of seedlings I got going from your channel, it’s the Ecuador, I am so excited. I planted them last year and have many years left to go lol. Didn’t think about grafting them? I may have to try a few that way? Thank you so much for your amazing content!
Awesome!!! Love you videos! I'm working at getting moved out to Southern CA. I want to be down by Temecula/Fallbrook area, so I think quite a ways from you. But closer than CO, where I am now! I love dragon fruit and am looking forward to growing it!
Looking good. Congrats on the Palora. Excellent grafting seedling series. Simple and easy!!! I got this!!! You like those gloves for cactus spines? Looking for the best gloves for cactus growing and spines. Thannks.
Super vidéo même si je comprend pas trop c'est tellement bien fait que pas besoin de parole. Je sui sur l'île de la Reunion et j'apprécie vrmt tes vidéos bne continuation ✌️🏝️🌋
Wow! Thanks for sharing Richard and great work on the Pelora project. Congratulations on the outcome and I am super excited snd stoked to begin on grafting some seedlings I have. I ate my first Ecuadorian Pelora bought from Ranch 99 in Dublin CA back in June this year and man, love at first bite! I tasted my first dragon fruit ever while in Vietnam (red skin/white flesh) and was not so much excited as it was a bit tart. But that Equadorian Pelora got me eating dragon fruit again! I have some germinated seeds by accident that I found in the compost bin where I threw the Pelora peel. I do have a question if ok to use an unknown root stock (could be red dragon fruit) for grafting? I have a couple lying around given by a relative and would like to use that as root stock…. Thanks again for your work man.. I will follow your procedure to the tee and hope I don’t mess it up.
I have 4 diferent kind of dragon fruit all thanks to your videos.....ill be honered to have one of your kuttings from your Palora...Thanks for this 🎥 from Coachella California....
I am wondering how long would it take for the plant to bear fruit if it was planted from a more or less 8'' long stem? Also how many harvest could be made in a single year? Congratulation by the way amazing results!
Just watched 3 of your pruning veidos were helpful with what they are about but am looking for how long to let branches grow can i cut them shorter for example my PINK PANTHER and RED JADE Dragons some of there branches are getting to 2.5 meters and longer what to do any help would be great.
I just got my hands on a Ecuador Palora seedling. If I let it grow and then graft it's cuttings onto a rootstock will it still work the same to speed up its fruiting time?!?!?
Dude how do I get my cuttings?! I want to buy them but aren’t sure if that’s the right way to go. Please let me know bro your the reason why I’m growing this tasty plant lol
Hi Richard, I watched a lot of your videos lately and developed real interest and passion in dragon fruit. I would like to obtain some dragon fruit cutting from you on Friday if it is possible. Where do I go to get them? May from Rancho Penasquito, San Diego.
Congratulations man! Also, in your experience what is the cold tolerance of the yellow spined dragon fruit? I live in South Florida and I've been protecting them whenever it goes below 60 degrees. Am I doing the right thing?
Probably unnecessary. I live in southern Brazil and we almost got to freezing temperatures this last winter, the harshest winter in many decades. All of my 10 dragon fruit plants were fine. They can probably endure light frost even. What they don't like is damp soil, which can cause root rot and copper rust on the stems.
Do you need to pollinate dragon fruit? We had one in our backyard but we just let them be was able to get 4 fruits already. It is a red skinned one with white inside
The Pitahaya are Yellow, and are a member of the Dragon Fruit Family. Dragon Fruit itself is red. I am about to plant 250 National Yellow Ecuador and wonder if they are the same as Palora?
Hi, would loved to have some of your yellow dragon fruits cuttings,I have one now ordered it in Amazon last summer,but I think it's from seeds not from a matured cuttings,it's in the pot but I'll want something from cuttings,because these are very skinny while growing up.I leave here in VA,I wonder if it's even going to bear fruits here,but our kalamansi is good.maybe I can make it fruit here.
Well done my friend, I've been following your videos from the start. I started grafting red seedling variety in April and I am very satisfied with the result, in summer I grafted paloras and I am waiting for the result. once again well done!
Harvest day is the happiest day for any farmer. Congratulations, brother
Bro you have no idea how your video have changed my life, Thank would love to meet you some day
Congratulations Richard 👏 👏 👏 👏 you did the graft, followed through and now tasting the fruit!!
This was...Genius!! 🤗🎈🎉🎊👍😃Thank you!
You look so happy like a true plant dad. That makes me happy
Omg! You’ve just confirmed we can grow this variety from seed and get the exact fruit. Now you can cross pollinate with it and create your own palora cross variety!
baring
Congrats! You've had to wait a long time and put in a lot of care, but it paid off! Thanks for sharing with us, you're a true trailblazer.
Love how excited u get !!!! Looking forward to ordering a cutting.
That’s cool too see that they came out like the parent 👍
Congratulation Richard! Love this video! You've just brighten my day!👍❤️❤️
Congratulations 🎉🍾 How exciting! Can’t wait till mine gets to this point. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
Mouth water bro. Can't wait.
Wow looking yummy.How excited you are
Watched all 12 parts back2back, amazing stuff congratulations brother and thanks for the wisdom ❤
Much appreciated
Congratulations! You give me hope for my Ecuador Palora that I've been growing from seed for the past two years.
You are my house come one dragon fruit please you please you do my order
Oh mane, leap of Faith Huh? 😅
gei
Love your enthusiasm and joy !!
So exciting! Congrats!
Congratulations on the harvest! I’m very excited for your website as well!
Congratulations Richerd brother
Congratulations Richard!! 👍🥳👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Amazing bro! Very well done! Excellent work!🌱
I have 4 mature cuttings on the way from one of your peers. Looking forward to growing this one.
Priceless moments.
Amazing update
They looks soo yammy.
wow😍
at last.
i really was waiting for this episode
Wow it’s been a long time coming great job Richard
Congratulations Richard!!!👍👍👍
Beautiful!!! I hope I could get some palora cuttings soon. Nice video and some BEAUTIFUL PALORAS, love it 👌
Dope
Congratulations ! Thank you for this interesting expirience!
CONGRATS I've learned sooo much from you
Excellent
Congrats Richard..!!
Wow wow wow wow. I don't know what to say
Hey Richard! I recently got some cuttings of my own! I got Delight, Nicaraguan Red, Bloody Mary, and Vietnamese white. I am so excited! They look amazing, and are doing awesome in their new homes!
Congratulations Richard... Wonderful Job.
Well done...from Costa Rica
Nice!!!
You are doing great...!!!
Congratulations 😃😃😃👍👍👍👍👍👍👍I just started plating dragon fruit on my rooftop from cuttings
Congratulations 🎉
So cool!!! My mom hand pollinates our dragon fruit (and other fruit trees) and all our fruits become XL!! So cool to see your videos
can't wait to see your website open.
I am in Sri lanka.I learnt lot of things From your videos .thanks.
I have grow yellow kind from seeds and it about 1 feet now and I can't wait to see how their grow. Love your video 😘
Good 👍
Mouth watering.. I can't wait to purchase a cutting from you.
Congrats
Congrats Richard
Thanks to you my dragon fruit cuttings have started to root like cr
Thank you for sharing
Great grafting video 😊👍
Very nice brother
Post again i been checkin every day fav channel 😂
Love from Bangladesh 🥰
Give the treat dragon
provecho
Congratulations
So funny I bought some just a couple of days ago and took the seeds out and planted them in a cup. They are so so yummy! I hope I have some luck as I have never grew any dragon fruits at all.
Looks yummy 😊
Very nice, Richard. Keep us on your website, thanks.
Good bro
I have over a hundred baby palora seedlings I need to try grafting with a couple of them. 😆 My mouth is watering watching you eat them. I've tasted ecuador palora fruit once before and it was amazing so I know what mine of gold your biting into.
Haven't seen you for awhile, however, ur dragon fruits looks so delicious. Stay safe
very nice
Hi Richard, thanks for all the informations of the dragon fruits that you have shared , enjoyed every one of them. Please inform me whenever you have extra cuttings of Ecuador Palora to share or sell. Thank you
So amazing love your channel, I just figured out what kind of seedlings I got going from your channel, it’s the Ecuador, I am so excited. I planted them last year and have many years left to go lol. Didn’t think about grafting them? I may have to try a few that way? Thank you so much for your amazing content!
Awesome!!! Love you videos! I'm working at getting moved out to Southern CA. I want to be down by Temecula/Fallbrook area, so I think quite a ways from you. But closer than CO, where I am now! I love dragon fruit and am looking forward to growing it!
Looking good. Congrats on the Palora. Excellent grafting seedling series. Simple and easy!!! I got this!!! You like those gloves for cactus spines? Looking for the best gloves for cactus growing and spines. Thannks.
Super vidéo même si je comprend pas trop c'est tellement bien fait que pas besoin de parole. Je sui sur l'île de la Reunion et j'apprécie vrmt tes vidéos bne continuation ✌️🏝️🌋
lol I love this video looks
Geat job👍️👍️👍️❤️🙏🙏🙏❣️
Wow! Thanks for sharing Richard and great work on the Pelora project. Congratulations on the outcome and I am super excited snd stoked to begin on grafting some seedlings I have. I ate my first Ecuadorian Pelora bought from Ranch 99 in Dublin CA back in June this year and man, love at first bite! I tasted my first dragon fruit ever while in Vietnam (red skin/white flesh) and was not so much excited as it was a bit tart. But that Equadorian Pelora got me eating dragon fruit again! I have some germinated seeds by accident that I found in the compost bin where I threw the Pelora peel. I do have a question if ok to use an unknown root stock (could be red dragon fruit) for grafting? I have a couple lying around given by a relative and would like to use that as root stock…. Thanks again for your work man.. I will follow your procedure to the tee and hope I don’t mess it up.
Congratulations! It's a great success. Can you tell me your top 5 favorite dragon fruit varieties?
😃👍...I cant believe that 20.6.
I have 4 diferent kind of dragon fruit all thanks to your videos.....ill be honered to have one of your kuttings from your Palora...Thanks for this 🎥 from Coachella California....
You are cool
good luck bro.. im still waiting my ecuador seedling at least 2 years for the result
I'm Indian your dragon frouts very beautiful
Hello Richard, Can you recommend the grafting tools you like to use on Dragon Fruit?
Hello,thank you for the informative information. how can I get a cut of the yellow dragon fruit?
I am wondering how long would it take for the plant to bear fruit if it was planted from a more or less 8'' long stem? Also how many harvest could be made in a single year? Congratulation by the way amazing results!
hi if you could let me know after my graft takes how long before new shoots grow ?
Just watched 3 of your pruning veidos were helpful with what they are about but am looking for how long to let branches grow can i cut them shorter for example my PINK PANTHER and RED JADE Dragons some of there branches are getting to 2.5 meters and longer what to do any help would be great.
I just got my hands on a Ecuador Palora seedling. If I let it grow and then graft it's cuttings onto a rootstock will it still work the same to speed up its fruiting time?!?!?
Hey, I’m in Orange County too. Would you still ship purchases locally?
If I cross a self sterile fruit w a different variety what will the resultant fruit variety be?
i would love to buy a cutting from you - love all your videos
is it ok to put 2 different veracity dragon fruit plant in same pot?
Would like to get a cutting from the Ecuador palora . How do I go about buying one from you?
I want a cutting off one off those sooo bad
Dude how do I get my cuttings?! I want to buy them but aren’t sure if that’s the right way to go. Please let me know bro your the reason why I’m growing this tasty plant lol
Hi Richard,
I watched a lot of your videos lately and developed real interest and passion in dragon fruit. I would like to obtain some dragon fruit cutting from you on Friday if it is possible. Where do I go to get them?
May from Rancho Penasquito, San Diego.
Congratulations man! Also, in your experience what is the cold tolerance of the yellow spined dragon fruit? I live in South Florida and I've been protecting them whenever it goes below 60 degrees. Am I doing the right thing?
Probably unnecessary. I live in southern Brazil and we almost got to freezing temperatures this last winter, the harshest winter in many decades. All of my 10 dragon fruit plants were fine. They can probably endure light frost even. What they don't like is damp soil, which can cause root rot and copper rust on the stems.
Do you need to pollinate dragon fruit? We had one in our backyard but we just let them be was able to get 4 fruits already. It is a red skinned one with white inside
Hi Richard, congrats, can this variety grow in India. From where I can get seeds of this variety.
The Pitahaya are Yellow, and are a member of the Dragon Fruit Family. Dragon Fruit itself is red. I am about to plant 250 National Yellow Ecuador and wonder if they are the same as Palora?
ITS TIME BOYS
Hi, would loved to have some of your yellow dragon fruits cuttings,I have one now ordered it in Amazon last summer,but I think it's from seeds not from a matured cuttings,it's in the pot but I'll want something from cuttings,because these are very skinny while growing up.I leave here in VA,I wonder if it's even going to bear fruits here,but our kalamansi is good.maybe I can make it fruit here.
Well done my friend, I've been following your videos from the start. I started grafting red seedling variety in April and I am very satisfied with the result, in summer I grafted paloras and I am waiting for the result. once again well done!
Mau dong buah Naganya😋
May i ask you a question. Did you faced a problem that stem not made root like usual, how to solve it?