Dragonfruit (forum)
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Veronh starts with ...
Hi there, I was given a dragon fruit plant as a gift several years ago and it started to produce flowers this year (yay!) but there’s a problem. I’m a rookie and I have no idea what kind of dragon fruit this is. I did some research and tried to hand pollinate them. It all looks well until the 8-9th day. The flower bud turns yellow and then falls off. Do I need to find another dragon fruit plant to pair it up with? Does anyone know what I can do? Thank you in advance.
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Time: 24th February 2024 10:14am
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TyalgumPhil says...
This is a list of which varieties are self fertile and which are not. Most likely you'll need another plant to cross pollinate
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Time: 22nd March 2024 12:41pm
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allybanana says...
Your best bet may be to buy a newer pollinator variety with some self pollination ability as a partner to pollinat it.
Time: 26th March 2024 8:49am
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Veronh says...
Thank you! We purchased another variety via Daleys fruit recently so fingers crossed for the next fruiting season.
Time: 26th March 2024 7:49pm
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