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@@VitiatedsHOWTO Sadly, I feel the same... I often see these, and I've asked in other forums/discords that most are too small and possibly to dry. My other thoughts on this as well is What was used to pollenate the flower, was it a different variety?

I grew strawberry from store, had it for 2 years until my MIL's visit. For some reason she thought it was a good idea to relocate it, no strawberries grew this year 😢

Yes agree. What actual "scraps" will grow vs seeds

Garlic grows right inside of the refrigerator lol I'm assuming you just take a clove that has sprouted and put in the ground. But I haven't had any sprout in awhile in order to test my theory. I've been gardening for all of three weeks lol. All because I've been watching too many KZfaq videos.

I got some "Tomatoes on the vine" from the grocery store and planted way too many seeds lol. Like 40, assuming that I'd be lucky to get even one to grow. But instead I got like 39 lol So I, who has never gardened before like a month ago, have had to dig and no dig and every other thing trying to get these 39 tomato plants into the ground. So far none has died, even tho something ate two plants but they seem to be growing back. I'm still assuming half of them are going to die from some disease or pest or something. I assumed from the beginning that the entire attempt would fail. But so far it's been working.

I grew lots of grocery vegetables and fruit trees 🥰👍😊👩‍🌾 it’s fun! I have peach and nectarines and lemon. I have green mustard, and kale. I’m not good with carrots 😂 but leafy greens are good they gave me seeds! So now I can plant more 😊👍👩‍🌾

How'd it go?

I just bought some yesterday from Sam’s club and it’s in pack of 3 for $7.48! I took some stems already and I want to propagate them, I like yellow the red have a different taste for me 😊👩‍🌾♥️👍

It tastes like a more mild kiwi I think. Very tasty. It’s not cold hardy at all though, so you’ll need to bring it inside if it freezes where you’re at.

The most common dragonfruit you may have seen, it is red with what appears to be slivers/leaves peeling from the sides with an oval shape like an egg

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Palora seeds are one of the few dragon fruit seeds to grow up like their parents. California dragon fruit are usually cross pollinated

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Probably needs to grow in a container and live inside by a sunny window and or grow light during winter.

@damiemg4470. There's a lot of videos showing how to grow, propagate and fertilize dragon fruit. Robbie and Gary Gardening Easy shows you how to pollinate a dragon fruit flowers.

Nope because they’re not 😂😂😂