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Mangcau, do you know which kind of Atemoya trees, Mimosa Anaheim sells? I bought 2 from there, but I don't know the variety. Sorry, Osito, for hijacking your post.Hi nch,
Picked this up at emily nursery yesterday. The lady highly recommend these trees which were all grafted there and simply named atemoya. She doesn't speak the greatest English so I couldn't get a cultivar name out of her. Has anyone else purchased one of these and have a slight idea of what they could be? The most I could get from her was she said it was an Australian variety but I don't know how concrete that is.
This is the first time i've tried to grow dragon fruit. How do I cut the branches(?) that are growing out horizontally. If I try and force them vertical they will break.
Thanks,
Mike
Anyone have info on the Lisa #4 dragon fruit? The vine seems to be a lot thicker than the rest of the varieties. I suspect this is more heat and cold tolerant?
I read it is 10 pounds of plant weight, have no idea how to get them to flower earlier.
Yes i plan to select the best fruit varieties, but it's too early... only when they fruitify i can decide... my plan is to turn on a producer here... there are no dragonfruit production here in Portugal.Why do you have 12 different Dragon Fruit varieties?Well i didn't have none, but start to buy or trade, and in few time i have all this diferent ones... but there are any problem?
No problem, just curious.
Do you plan to grow 12 different varieties of Dragon Fruit to maturity?
I am fairly new to growing Dragon Fruit. When I started, I collected every type of cutting I could get my hands on.
Eventually, it was time to repot some plants with trellis and start thinking about getting some fruit.
That is when I decided on which Dragon Fruit varieties I wanted to grow. Which is only 4 - 5 (two varieties with multiple plants, the others are pollinators).
I understand all about collecting. I have a collection of a dozen tropical clumping bamboo planted in my garden.
