How to Root Dragon Fruit Stem From Store Bought Fruit Part 1
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- Different method of rooting store bought Dragon fruit with stem is starting to show amazing results. Check out this video to see what I did to get my results!
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We dont tend to have products that you use on your side of world so for those that dont have the root powder either: when propagating cuttings in water, once roots are established. I just start adding a little soil each day over about a week to the water. I find this helps to acclimate from full water to soil.
Thank you!
This is what I’ve been looking for. Found a few roots growing out of a store bought fruit.
When u buy a drgaon fruit and take the ccatus piece off do u just plant it since it like alreay dry from bottom
I usually graft it to get a better chance. But also had success planting the dry part and getting it to root.
Richard, I picked the best one from my grocery and twisted the stem off. How do I show it to you and have you tell me if it is good for rooting?
I have had no problem growing red and white flesh dragon fruit from seed, but I have not had a single germination of yellow seeds. Irregardless of the method I try. The only difference being the gel encapsulated seeds typical of the yellow dragon fruit. I found a yellow with a good stem and am attempting to root it as in this video.
Thank you for the tips. Hope it works.
Thank you
Chuck
I lived in Ecuador for 8 years and since moving back to the states, have always missed the Pitajaya! Going to try to grow this and bring some of that flavor into my own garden! Thank you! Lovely video!!
Depending on where in the States you live, the climate may not be suitable for dragon fruit, so keep that in mind. Even if the temperature is great, the humidity might not be enough. Take care, and consider a greenhouse.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 i live in wi and can find them, you just gotta check the Hispanic food stores
I’ve been searching for one just like this and never could until my wife came home today with literally a small arm on it😮I just root dip it and placed it in some soil. So let’s see what happens. It says golden dragon
@@darksidedsoonnelson2522anything yet?
You can add a small amount of the hydrogen peroxide right in the shot cup of water. The oxygen will help them root and you won't have to switch the water out as often too.
Thank you for all of your videos; they're very informative and you are very well spoken. Not even gonna front, this is my favorite gardening channel. Thanks to you, my indoor Pittsburgh dragon fruit jungle is fluorishing! Hollaaaaaa
Really great how-to video, Richard! Super easy to do with all the stems that come on the dragon fruit at the stores!
Awesome tip, now I can start looking for my favorite strain and clone them.
Thank you Richard! I picked up a yellow dragon with a same size green momma attached today at Publix. I'm trying this method of rooting to see what will happen. Already growing bunch of yellows I started from a seed. They are still too young to bare fruit. My red dragons are producing this year. Thank you for introducing me to growing this wonderful fruit and an entire community of growers who share the same passion!!!❤
Wait... I can grow a dragon fruit plant like that?
im starting from seeds like a cave man!
Supercool! I started 30 plants from seed from that variety. I didn’t know you could do that. Thx🙌🏽
Awesome videos!! I have loved watching and learning your techniques. I graft many types of cactus and wanted to try grafting yellow types, however i could only find a piece just big enough to try and root, thanks to seeing this video, i now have a rooted section! Cant wait to cross breed these with something els!
Thanks for sharing, Richard, it’s amazing!
I'm about to head to the store to try this haha. Thank you!
Thank you Richard! I'd tried the clone grafting but not successful, I'll definitely try this. Thank you Dragon Fruits King!!!
Thanks Richard.
Have a good day ...
What a great tip! Thanks for sharing.
I am a viewer from Melbourne Australia and I just love your channel. So Much great stuff and makes me want to start growing dragon fruits!
Thank you! That’s brilliant!👍❤️
Thank you for sharing your skill and brilliant thoughts
That’s a great idea! I hope I’ll find such stems
Thank you! This is exactly what I wanted to know!
Exelant research work..Thanks
Nice! Thanks for this. I hope I can get other varieties from the market with stem-like that.
Thank you! 100% helpful
Such good information. Thank you!
I like to try that method, thanks for sharing my friend 👍👍👍
This is a brilliant idea!!🎊🎈🎉🎈🎈🎊🎉🤗
I'm not successful with grafting at this time, I'm going to try this technique.
Can't waite to see the outcome.🤗🎊🎊🎈🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for sharing.😊🎈
Wow, Great Video
A awesome Job I enjoyed the watching this video thank you for sharing
I like it am try it thank you for sharing all your video.
concise and richin info, thanks
I like all your videos. Thank you. I will do mine
I threw that chunk threw it away! Genius, never knew u could clone from the left over stem.
Thank you Richard.
Great video I'm going to copy this and try it on the dates I started from seeds
Thank you so much for this information 😅
I always watch your youtube channel and thanks a lot ,im successful to graft palora ..godbless richard ..thanks for sharing your knowledge on grating 😊😊😊
Thanks.Very helpful.
Great idea! Thanks.😊
Found u thru Kevin, (Eric/Epic). Love your videos! sometimes it's hard to find an expert who also understands what makes a video not only watchable, but legit entertaining. Great job! My son and I want to grow ANY dragon fruit so that we can taste a ripe one. We've tried 2 of the most common ones, and a small red one that was as disgusting as it was beautiful, a juxtaposition SO strong I couldn't believe my own senses! So, thanks again for the info!
Good information 👍️💚👏
Exelente idea ✨
Para obtener una planta wooow muy interesante👏 gracias 👍🏼
Very brilliant 👍👍
Love the video! You look great.
Thank you Kristina! ❤️
thanks for the tips bro!
Thanks for the tips. Very informative. Now I am going to ask my friends to maybe donate a small piece of their dragon fruit plant, so I can try growing. Wish me luck.
I just tried this hopefully I’ll get some roots 👍🏽
Any luck??
Awesome!! Just found a stem one. Fruit today at Kroger. Will give it a try !!
Wow, I tried it that way also but I put a little too much water that it touched the part where it fruited and end up spoiled and never tried it again 🙁. Glad to hear yours rooted.😃 Now I’ll try it again. Thanx🙏
Great video Richard. Do you need to make a fresh cut for root to grow in the shot glass?
I had literally just done my first graft with store bought fruit using your other video and this video just pops up. I wasn’t confident of grafting so would have tried this rooting method instead. Now i gotta go see if i can find another fruit with stem to try rooting. But, but why not just root in soil like normal cutting? Why in water? Thanks for sharing.
Awesome man
Awesome 👍
Great video
Smart idea! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge! More power to you & to your channel! Aloha & God bless!!!
Definitely interested in an update!
Update is now up!
Thanks for this I was thinking the same thing when I saw a cutting piece on dragon fruit at the store but never thought of rooting in water first just stuck it in dirt
Hi Richard,It's Jimmy Maylands Here keep up the good work you are going,Love all your videos.
This is pretty cool, well done. Should/could you use regular rooting hormone to assist this process?
Is there an update video how this cutting did? I just found some of these variety at Costco! Excited to try to root it. What kind of soil did you use? Also i have regular rooting plant powder hormone- would that work if I dipped it into the powder first? Thanks for your helpful vids
Hey richard, good one.... nice to see you back
Thank you 🤙🏼
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Thank you for all your advice I always buy dragon fruit try to take them off and put it in water but it always gets rotten now I know what to do I will give it a try
Thank you
Hi Richard, Im assuming that you can only do this method if the stem is calloused?
That looks similar size and all to one I got the other day , it was the first dragon fruit I have ever tried and I really liked it but I don't think any of them had any stem material on them at all but I will try to remember that just in case because I would love to be able to grow some. Thanks I did start the seeds from the one I got.
So cool. Thank you 💖🕉
I need learn from you a lot men
Olá! A Palora do Equador tem um sabor muito bom. Abraços Brasil
Trying this! Do you cut the end before putting it in water or leave it callused? Thanks!
I love yellow dragon fruit
I hope we have that variety here in the Philippines
Hello Richard, thanks for this awesome video. My wife and I are starting our fruit garden and one of the fruits we want to grow is Dragon Fruit. We have a question, we were given two cuttings yesterday, they are about two feet long each. Do I need to put them in water to get the roots going or is that method only when starting from a fruit stem? Thank you in advance for all your future videos. If we ever go to Cali, I will make sure to look you up. God bless
Very cool 👍
Thanks Ron!
Nice!!!
Question: the cut part on the top (not the bottom where you want roots) and where the fruit was attached... does it need to be sealed? If it does, what do you use to seal it? Or, will it "scab over" and be okay.
OMG, I did a similar thing, but I applied rooting hormone to them, hopefully, they root! I can't wait for your website to launch!
I hope it works and roots for you!
@@GraftingDragonFruit thanks!
Did it root Super Nessa?
I've been wondering if there was a way to do this! When this finally fruits, should it be identical to the fruit from the store, or does it need some special input like fertilizer?
Richard, awesome, I can do that, one things how do you know which end to go in the water the bottom and which end is the top???
Richard I might have grafted the same seedling with the same rootstock, will that grow faster too?
Hi Richard… you inspire me to grow dragon fruit… Your videos are very helpful and makes one want to watch your other videos as well… I do want to know though if the end of the stem submerge in water was also cut before putting it in water?
Yes, cut the end of stem before submerging in water to let it root.
Hi Richard I hope you see my comment 😩 should I put the stem I’m trying to root in shade or under a grow light?
hi Richard. Im a newbie. Well I just watched the clip and wonder how to know which is the upper tip and which will be the rooting tip ? I'm might going to submerge the wrong tip. thx
Which end goes in the water ? The part that was in the fruit or the outside cut end ?
I wish I had seen this video a few weeks ago. 😢 i bought some fruits that had thick, healthy stems connected to them. I didn't know that I could have grown them.
I have 15 red dragon fruit plants growing, started from seed. The yellow never took sprout 😞
At least now i know for the next time I buy yellow with stems... I can regrow them. 😀
👍 Thank-You
Next time!
@@GraftingDragonFruit Definitely 😀 now my mission when buying dragon fruits, is to find the ones with stems. 😉
Growing from seeds, does take quite some time. I began growing my plants nearly 2 yrs ago, without a greenhouse. Just growing them indoors. They are about 10-20 inches long. Lots of white soft spikes, and quite a few black hard spikes. Can I ask, what do I do about the side growths?
Out of Nowhere, a few of them grew side sprouts (overnight), and are about 1-3inches long.
Do you also sell the yellow dragon fruit cuttings? Interested in the Ecuador Palora. Heard it's the Sweetest variety.
So if it has thorns do I just submerge that part in water or do they need to be clipped?
Amazing, i like this method, but how do we know which side is up or down ?
Will it take more time to fruit like growing plant from seed?
Hello Richard I was wondering where do you order or buy your 20 gallon squat pots? Thx you
We're you able to get a fruit producing plant to grow? Maybe not enough time yet.
Where in SoCal can we buy this yellow dragon fruit? Is it a super sweet variety?
hi, there grafting dragon fruit I have a question so this is my very first time ?planting a plant on my own what kind of water should the plant have when starting out cold, warm or hot? if you can really reach out to me as soon as possible that would be awesome thank you.
Hi Richard I am wondering can I do this if it was grown with pesticides?
if you get a cutting like this from the store will the plants selfpolinate or do you need to do it manually
should i let the cutting dry out first? before putting it in water?
Do I need it to dry first?
Hi, I'm new to your channel. I'm curious what kind of plant is that behind you? Is it live plant? How did you make it round like that? Sorry, so many questions lolz.
How do you know which end of the stem to put in the water vs up in the air?
Richard where I can buy yellow DF cuttings? Thank you