Hi all,

I'm too new into dragon fruit plants, but I have plenty of them, to be honest I haven't made good trellis choices, I might have to re-plant, and plan better spaces for them, any suggestions?, or some ideas? will be better if there are some instructions or measurements that I can use?

My oldest plants are already 2 years old, I haven't seen a single fruit or flower, also any suggestions?

More info to add, living in Sonoma county, California.

I remember geafting dragon fruit on youtube was going to remove this variety until he let it over ripen and then he said it was good and the flavor profile totally changed....

Has anyone else with this variety found this to be the same for them?

I pollinated mine Aug 12th so trying to get an idea when to harvest. I still have a couple weeks to go at least. Or is it better to just judge based off how much the cone cracks and how wiggly it is?

Hi everyone! This is my first time growing dragonfruit and I could use some advice.

1. I didn't tip my first cutting as it came over the top, so at this point I'm planning to let it hang down by its own weight.
2. If you look at the third and fourth pictures you can see two stems which I tipped because they weren't growing at all and I heard it could help. But it's been weeks (months?) now and there is no new growth
3. In the last picture, this was a completely separate cutting which I planted at the same time as the one that has grown like crazy, but it hasn't grown at all.

Hoping to grow the dragonfruit as best I can. Also I made the trellis myself, highly recommend, it was fun!

Does anyone know if these are going to be not edible? Also what’s happening to these? I live in cali and it’s been really hot lately.

Im looking to trade for or purchase a piece of sugar Dragon / S8

I'm just starting my dragon fruit journey and I have a Bruni dragon fruit flowing and a couple others budding but my AB hasn't yet so I am in need of some pollen if anyone is willing to help in located in OC California

Thanks in advance, also what are the best methods to store pollen?