How to Grow Dragon Fruit at Home

Dragon Fruit Easy to Grow at Home

Soak & Planting Tip

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Pot & Soil Tip

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Sunlight & Watering

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Support & Growth Tip

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Fertilizer & Flowering

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Fruiting Time

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Dragon Fruit Easy to Grow at Home

Start from a cutting and grow this exotic fruit plant at home easily

Soak & Planting Tip

Use a mature dragon fruit cutting. Let it dry for 1 day, then plant it in a well-drained pot.

Pot & Soil Tip

Choose Big Pot & Right Soil Use a 1012 inch pot. Mix garden soil + sand + compost for proper drainage.

Sunlight & Watering

Sun-Loving Plant, Less Water Needed Place in 6-8 hrs direct sunlight. Water only when topsoil feels dry.

Support & Growth Tip

Support Pole is Must Give a wooden or cement pole to help the plant climb and grow stronger.

Fertilizer & Flowering

Feed Monthly for Faster Growth Use compost or cow dung once a month. Flowers bloom in 1.5 years with proper care

Fruiting Time

When Will You See Fruits? Be patient. Fruits come after flowering mostly during warm months.

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