November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Easy Dragon Fruit Propagation and Pruning Technique


The time has come to begin moving the Epic dragon fruit, and the first step is pruning it down to size. Dragon fruit pruning is pretty simple: remove stems that are too long or unlikely to be productive. In my case, those were the ones growing all over my house.

As for dragon fruit propagation, take 8-12″ cuttings, let dry for 5-7 days to callous over, and then plant them into pots, stake them up, and wait until you see new stem growth. That’s really all there is to it!

0:00 – Intro
2:45 – Pruning and Cuttings
7:24 – Potting Up

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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: Easy Dragon Fruit Propagation and Pruning Technique

  1. Hi Kevin, I recently discovered your channel and I love your videos. I've already watched a number of them, and have also subscribed to your channel. 🙂 Quick question: when rooting cuttings of dragon fruit, would it be helpful to use some rooting hormone? I noticed that you did not use any in this video, which tells me that it's not necessary to use rooting hormone. However, if I happen to have some around, would it increase my chances of the cuttings becoming viable plants if I used the hormone? Or would you recommend against it? Thanks!

  2. The first one you planted in this video you left the connecting stem attached. And in another video you cut it off, saying it was better to do it that way. Confusing.

  3. Hey, Kevin, just browsing you tube and got to your channel, I’m from South Texas and got interested now with dragon fruits. I believe it can survive with our hot weather here, what do you think? I gonna watch all your videos and learn how to propagate them. Thanks for the videos.

  4. If you have any of those aerial roots near the bottom of your cutting, leave them on and put them in the soil when you pot the cutting. They will turn into underground roots and give your cutting a big head start on growing roots.

  5. When planting dragon fruit from cuttings and the cutting starts to grow those new stems/shoots/ sprouts which you have to prune can you plant those as well? And how fast do they grow? Do they grow slow like seeds or fast like the cuttings?

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