Medium/Large Dragon Fruit Cuttings
These will be freshly cut to order and different size cuttings available. These will be at least 30cms in length. Happy to combine different lengths.
We planted red white and purple dragon fruit canes a few years ago, all growing together over a pergola, so it is impossible to say what colour you would be getting.
Place the cuttings in a cool dry spot and allow the ends to callus. Once they have, plant them upright in a good draining potting mix, (add some coarse orchid mix for best results), making sure the arrow we have marked on cutting is facing upwards. The roots will take a couple of weeks to develop. Don’t overwater, allow the top couple of inches to dry out first.
These plants have stunning flowers, as you can see from pics it is not only us waiting for the fruit! Please note the cutting will not contain a flower/fruit.
These will be freshly cut to order and different size cuttings available. These will be at least 30cms in length. Happy to combine different lengths.
We planted red white and purple dragon fruit canes a few years ago, all growing together over a pergola, so it is impossible to say what colour you would be getting.
Place the cuttings in a cool dry spot and allow the ends to callus. Once they have, plant them upright in a good draining potting mix, (add some coarse orchid mix for best results), making sure the arrow we have marked on cutting is facing upwards. The roots will take a couple of weeks to develop. Don’t overwater, allow the top couple of inches to dry out first.
These plants have stunning flowers, as you can see from pics it is not only us waiting for the fruit! Please note the cutting will not contain a flower/fruit.
These will be freshly cut to order and different size cuttings available. These will be at least 30cms in length. Happy to combine different lengths.
We planted red white and purple dragon fruit canes a few years ago, all growing together over a pergola, so it is impossible to say what colour you would be getting.
Place the cuttings in a cool dry spot and allow the ends to callus. Once they have, plant them upright in a good draining potting mix, (add some coarse orchid mix for best results), making sure the arrow we have marked on cutting is facing upwards. The roots will take a couple of weeks to develop. Don’t overwater, allow the top couple of inches to dry out first.
These plants have stunning flowers, as you can see from pics it is not only us waiting for the fruit! Please note the cutting will not contain a flower/fruit.