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Is anyone selling orejona cuttings in the inland empire I'm interested in buying some.
Quote from: simon_grow on October 22, 2017, 05:35:33 PMHere’s a picture of a giant Megalanthus I ate a while back. http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=8090.msg180054#msg180054I have one small giant yellow Megalanthus but it will probably be years before it’s big enough to sell cuttings. If anyone has the giant Megalanthus cuttings, I definitely want to buy!SimonCompared to the smaller s.m, which ones sweeter? And can you post a pic of your plant?Also anyone that has a Cutting for the giant megalanthus or even seeds, I'm interested too.
Here’s a picture of a giant Megalanthus I ate a while back. http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=8090.msg180054#msg180054I have one small giant yellow Megalanthus but it will probably be years before it’s big enough to sell cuttings. If anyone has the giant Megalanthus cuttings, I definitely want to buy!Simon
Quote from: SandyL on October 22, 2017, 06:44:02 PMQuote from: simon_grow on October 22, 2017, 05:35:33 PMHere’s a picture of a giant Megalanthus I ate a while back. http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=8090.msg180054#msg180054I have one small giant yellow Megalanthus but it will probably be years before it’s big enough to sell cuttings. If anyone has the giant Megalanthus cuttings, I definitely want to buy!SimonCompared to the smaller s.m, which ones sweeter? And can you post a pic of your plant?Also anyone that has a Cutting for the giant megalanthus or even seeds, I'm interested too.I’ll take a picture next time I have a chance. It’s in a pot with a fig that is completely overrun with weeds. Simon
I've bought some cuttings off of spicy exotics in the past, but never had luck with them. I always receive them damaged. I prefer to buy them locally, but thanks for the help I really appreciate it.
Quote from: Brandon909 on October 23, 2017, 10:57:44 PMI've bought some cuttings off of spicy exotics in the past, but never had luck with them. I always receive them damaged. I prefer to buy them locally, but thanks for the help I really appreciate it.Oohhh you too! It has happened to me too the 2nd time I ordered from them. One end of the box got torn up and 3/4 of the cutting fell out during transit. I got refunded so that's why I gave them another chance and this time I was lucky. I wish you luck in finding one!
I found cuttings of hylocereus ocamponis,What about the fruit?is the same of the "red undatus"?how hardy it is?
Can one identify a variety by looking at the fruit? Mainly between hybrids. Reason being I’m about to harvest my first fruit from my supposedly Purple Haze plant and I’ve been looking at pictures of the fruit online and I see people posting different variations of the fruit while claiming it’s purple haze. Being sent the wrong cutting before I’m a bit nervous that I was sent the wrong plant again. Here are some pictures of the fruit so far. It’s not fully ripe yet but getting there.
Thanks Rannman for the picture! Color wise it does look similar in that perspective. And yours look like it could’ve weighed in at 2lbs too!
Quote from: SandyL on November 03, 2017, 01:50:30 AMThanks Rannman for the picture! Color wise it does look similar in that perspective. And yours look like it could’ve weighed in at 2lbs too!They do look very similar, and yes, it was the biggest dragonfruit I’ve seen. Really impressive, and very tasty as well!
this is aka giant megalanthus from Ecuador. i hope you saved some seeds.
It has been supper wet in South Florida and a few weeks ago, after the storm, I had a rain event that submerged most of my yard for more than 24 hours. My dragon fruit which were already stressed by Irma did not fare very well.The images below are from 3 different stands. Each is showing the same symptom. The stems are bleached and the very base in contact with the soil has gone brown (I guess is dying).Should I trim off the dead part exposing the root, cut off and restart these plants or is there a combination of feed and care that can bring these back.Thanks