Dragon fruit plant
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Hoje estou ensinando como plantar pitaya através de estacas, nesse vídeo estou ensinando o passo a passo para poder plantar a pitaya e ter ótimos resultados....
Sonya Ibanez saved to Gardening
Keep reading to learn more about the strange-looking but curiously cool dragon fruit tree, a member of the cactus family.

Sharon Thomas saved to Garden Plants
Keep reading to learn more about the strange-looking but curiously cool dragon fruit tree, a member of the cactus family.
joyce voyt saved to Tropical blooms
Pitaya is succulent!full guide of planting it at hime. #fruitgrowing #pitaya #fruitgarden

succulentfun saved to Succulents
Dragon fruit, also known as pitaya or pitayaha, is an amazing fruit produced by a cactus. Contrary to its name, dragon fruit care is actually not like most cacti. It prefers nutrient-rich, well-drained soil, plenty of space, and a decent (but not overwhelming) amount of sun.Dragon fruit is often used in jams, ice cream, fruit juices, and wine.The flowers of this plant are unique; in fact, they are one of the largest flowers in the world. The reason they are so unique is not their size...
Pitaya, or dragon fruit, is a tasty treat that most people know for its fire-like appearance. These fruits grow on Hylocereus cacti and, with some tender loving care, you can plant and cultivate them at home. Choose between dragon fruit...
margaret saved to live plants
Manage and prune dragon fruit, improve production, pitahaya, Thanh Long

Katie Campbell saved to Garden
In this plant guide you'll learn how to grow Dragon Fruit. Dragon fruit or Pitayas are extremely unique plants that come in three different types.
Growing dragon fruit from cuttings is usually much faster than growing them from seeds. To start, let's see what to do when you first get the cuttings: When You First Get the Cuttings ...Be... careful with the thorns! If it's your very first time handling the dragon fruit cactus, you'll probably get some "Ouch" moments here and there when holding the vines. But it's tolerable. If your cuttings haven't got any roots yet, let them dry in shade for about 2-7 days. The wounds will dry out &
Keala Tripp saved to Dragonfruit