Grafting to a mature cutting which has established roots, the new griwth will take 6-8months to mature then it will bear fruit during fruiting season usually summer.

Since, I did it with young cuttings, yes.. but if its with matured ones, just a couple of days in the shade will do.

Yes, cleft is best for dragon fruit 🙂

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@@chefcristv very Helpful soo Skilled Bro, thank you for sharing, my cleft palora graft took off 😅

Hello there, thank you for your comment, you can add potassium fertilizer, animal manure is a good organic fertilizer, If not available then you can use synthetic ones. Hope it helps.

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Thank you for your comment, it's just an option to save your dragon fruit or you may plant oregano as an alternative.

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Hi, thank you for your comment, please watch my video How to grow dragon fruit from cuttings to harvest. Hope it helps.

Thank you for your comment. Tipping forces the dragon fruit to produce buds - flower during fruiting season usually during summer. Use fertilizers rich in potassium.

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Moroccan red, vietnamese white and royal red po.

Ah ok po. Salamat

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Yes sir, probability po ng fruit from graft ay mas malusog, resistant, mabigat at quality .

@@chefcristv sir ung bunga po dun sa grafted lang walang hahalo sa rootstock?

@@nicktv083 yes bunga ng grafted ay same lang, magiiba lng kapag na cross pollinate ng ibang variety. Kumbaga hybrid na sya kung itatanim mo yung buto ng bunga then graft to shorten the waiting time

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Hi, you can use baking soda, sugar and sieved flour mixed together and put in shallow pans under the sink or wherever you find cockroaches. Make sure to practice good housekeeping so as not to attract cockroaches. I apologize for the very late reply. Thank you for your comment.

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To be honest po, I use both organic and synthetic fertilizers. Others might be pensive about inorganic ones but sometimes it's an option when we ran out. Ok, I make my own compost from kitchen scraps ,grass clippings and dried leaves. Harvest in 3-4 months. Buys vermicompost if needed. And a friend of mine supplies me with pigeon poop which I dry then add to the pots. Hope these helped 🥰🐉❤