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GrowDragon Fruit in well-drained soils, in full sun to partial shade. Water this cactus regularly and do not allow the soil to dry out between watering. Fast grower. Easy-to-grow. Easy to containerize. Dragon fruit planting: How to grow and care for dragon fruit: cactus in the landscape: Plant the vine in a normal, large-sized pot. Use good potting soil, such as a mixture of compost, sand, soil, peat moss and vermiculite (See References). Water once for every two weeks, letting the soil dry between these times. By keeping the plant in full blasting sunlight with a fairly warm temperature, the vine will grow from the root. After the root has formed, other vines will begin to grow. Let the plant grow weeks until it reaches over 10 pounds. You will begin to see the fruit populate the plate once it has reached this size. Light/Watering planting instructions / plant care: Full sun to partial shade. Water thoroughly after planting and give new plants a good soaking once a week during summer, unless rainfall is plentiful (more than 1 inch per week). Established plants can generally get by on less water, but most grow best if the soil remains evenly moist. As long as the vines are growing hardy weed controlwouldbe a problem. Drip line irrigation is the preferable method. Site selection and preparation: When choosing a site full sun is preferable with afternoon shade. Rich loose top soil is preferred as long as it drains freely. Ph requirements are 6.0-7.5 Plant spacing: Plants should be spaced 8-12\" apart in any fashion desired. Plants are often clustered around a pole or climbing structure. Fertilizer/Soil and pH: Grow in moist, well-drained soil rich in humus. We recommend againstfertilizationat planting time and during the first growing season in your garden. Plants need time to settle in before being pushed to grow. Most established plants grow best if fertilized lightly. Fertilize in early spring with a light coverage of a balanced, organic fertilizer. If a concentrated, water-soluble fertilizer is used, please follow the manufacturers\' recommendations carefully. Continuing Care: Easy to grow, dragon fruit will climb almost anything. Where dragon fruit is not winter hardy (Zone 8b and colder), it can be grown in containers and brought indoors. The root structure is very small. Pests and diseases: Pests and diseases are few and far between if using irrigation/drip irrigation it is better to keep evenly moist. Other names include: Strawberry pear, dragon fruit, night blooming cereus.

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