Dragon Fruit Cross Pollination, Cosmic Charlie, Tricia, Delight, Physical Graffiti, Maia, DPP, YPG

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Harmony's Dragons

Ай бұрын

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@SouthTexasDragonFruit Ай бұрын

Looking like you will have a bunch of great tasting fruits.

@harmonysdragons2610 Ай бұрын

I hope so

@southtexashay777 Ай бұрын

Glad you got through the storm Ko, glad the rain didn't stop you.

@harmonysdragons2610 Ай бұрын

We got the worst luck, rain all around us but nothing. Not even a drop. My friend in the other hand, got flash floods and tornado warnings.

@southtexashay777 Ай бұрын

@@harmonysdragons2610 Sounds like us in Our area of South Texas. A severe drought

@FurFeathersandFlowers Ай бұрын

Beautiful blooms. So as a newbie, I find this very helpful to understand which ones are the early bloomers and which ones to use to cross each other, thanks. Typically what time do the blooms start?

@harmonysdragons2610 Ай бұрын

Early bloomers will change from season to season. It's based on the maturity of the plant and its life cycle. Examples: Bruni and Connie Mayer were a few of the last varieties to fruit last season. This year, they were the first to bud and bloom. Both are self sterile, and both are related. Good thing for friends with pollen. Yanez PG only gave a few fruits from mid-season and some more later last year. This year, it's early and has 22 buds and none aborted. Pollinated 2 and 20 to go. Moroccan Red will always start budding around the end of May into June. The most wave of fruits I've had on that variety was 9. Usually, three or four waves of fruits are good and a keeper. There's more to it also. Giving your plants a light source overnight helps promote the amount of buds for that season.