The dragon fruit belongs to the cactus family. It will usually be propagated by cuttings, which are taken every spring. This must be done with stronger branches. It will also be grafted, which requires the use of disease and pest free branches. There are still many varieties of dragon fruit, the common ones being red and white heart. Dragon fruit requires a suitable temperature environment during cultivation, which needs to be maintained between 15-35 degrees, with a minimum temperature of not less than 0 degrees. Usually need sufficient light, insufficient light will lead to its branches and leaves overgrowth. Planting is usually done with loose soil and ventilation.
Watering Methods
The dragon fruit prefers a moist environment so that it will grow faster. Normally, you should water in time to keep the soil moist, especially in spring and summer, which is favorable to the growth of the fruit.
Fertilizing method
The dragon fruit is usually fertilized in spring, usually with organic fertilizer. Its root system is usually distributed in the top soil, so it is usually applied through fertilization.
Pruning Methods
The dragon fruit needs to be pruned regularly when it is maintained. After the fruit is harvested, some of the overgrown branches need to be cut off so that it can grow new branches and produce enough for the coming year.
Precautions for Dragon Fruit Farming
The dragon fruit needs to be taken care of when farming. You need to water it moderately on a regular basis, otherwise its root system will die. And you need to avoid waterlogging on rainy days, and usually have good ventilation.