This particular species will produce a white fruit. Self fertile.

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Dragon Fruit Cutting-

Take a one gallon pot and fill it loosely with potting mix, preferably cactus based mix bought at the local hardware store. Press one wooden post firmly into the pot near the center of the pot. Take the dragon fruit cutting and press the side that is marked for the soil, into the soil until at least an inch of it is below the surface. Make a fist and firmly press the top of the soil around the dragon fruit cutting until it is stable. Attach the cutting to the post and continue attaching it as it grows up the post. Cuttings will take 3-4 weeks to root and must not be disturbed. If you decide to "see" if your little dragon has roots, care, the first roots that it will grow are very likely to rip off if you jiggle it around to see. The tap root will grow from the center downward and then continue growing outward. Many dragons are self fertile but each listing is specifically labeled as per variety. Regardless of fertility, it is HIGHLY recommended to plant two dragons next to each other for increased fruit production. It is recommended to use two different varieties, or even the same two varieties as long as you have more then one plant.


Dragon Fruit Rooted -

Take a one gallon pot and fill it loosely with potting mix, preferably cactus based mix bought at the local hardware store. Press one wooden post firmly into the pot near the center of the pot. Create a divot near the post for the roots of the dragon. Carefully take your rooted dragon and put the root near the post. Cover the roots and at least an inch of the cactus with soil. Make a fist and firmly press the top of the soil around the dragon fruit cutting until it is stable. Attach the dragon to the post and continue attaching it as it grows up the post. Many dragons are self fertile but each listing is specifically labeled as per variety. Regardless of fertility, it is HIGHLY recommended to plant two dragons next to each other for increased fruit production. It is recommended to use two different varieties, or even the same two varieties as long as you have more then one plant.

Pollination -

Fruit is best set with hand pollination. The beauty of the nightflower this cactus produces is unmatched. Don't miss out, and while you're out there, take care to pollinate the flowers!