Dragon Fruit - demolishing a 15-year-old dragon fruit garden to grow Ecuadorian dragon fruit 

I too was thinking of the plants😢 $$ is the focus here. When I cut back my grape vine, I plant a few sticks then when they have leaves I give them away ( I live in the city in Western Australia ) I’m going to see if I can grow my dragon fruit against back fence then make trellis for them to hang over. 👍😁

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He cut them down to plant a different variety.

Depends on where he is. In my country, 30 cm cutting could cost as low as 50 cents each

1 cutting could give your competitors enough to run you out of town in 10 years.

No it's not, there are way better channels , especially for dragon fruit

Dragon fruit plant can even reach 20+ years or so.

This garden is not a fire, the fire garden is 300 meters away. not really, the growth is almost the same if you take care of it properly

Concrete posts that you can buy or make in limited quantities but large commercial quantities are not economical in US. 6 - 7 ft woud be good, 2 - 2.5 ft under the ground and 4 - 5 ft above the ground. There is a better way to trellis these than the round top method

Not sure but if I were to guess it's cause red and white dragon fruit in Vietnam are worth almost nothing this year. Massive surplus of supply and closed borders to china. Lots of cities around where I lived had semis parked on the road selling fancy boxes ment for china for lunar new years for cheap. Also videos in Vietnam of people dumping their crops cause they are worth nothing. So my guess again is he did this to get the yellow variety which should make him more money as it is not common in Vietnam as of yet

You can graft Dragon fruit, but it seems like the trunks were the parts that were damaged. Since Dragon fruit grow fairly quickly and root easily, they probably didn't want to bother about grafts maybe failing. Cool thing about cacti is that if it starts dying from the bottom up, you can just chop off the top and plant *that* to start over.

In order to keep the roots cool and moist.

What is the name of that shit?

he would like to grow different variety

Which one that different varieties

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