How to grow dragon fruit

1. Cutting planting

1. Take cuttings

Cut off branches that are growing well and are free of diseases and insect pests, place them in a sunny place to dry the wounds, and the wounds will heal completely in about a week.

2. Prepare the potting soil

Prepare a pot with an empty bottom and fill it with cutting medium. You can use river sand or peat soil, as long as it is not peat soil, and expose it to the sun for sterilization and disinfection.

3. Cutting maintenance

When cutting, do not insert it too deep, about one-third of the cutting branch will be enough, then water it thoroughly in time and place it in an environment of about 20 degrees for maintenance.

2. Seed Planting

If you don't have dragon fruit seedlings, you can also plant them from seeds. Completely separate the seeds from the pulp and dry the seeds. After drying, sprinkle the seeds on the soil surface, spray plenty of water, cover with plastic wrap, lift the film and water once a day. They will germinate and survive in about a week, and you can transplant them when they grow a little bigger.