Dragon Fruit Cutting
You will receive one segment (some may have aerial roots) as a cutting, these will not be pre potted. They are very easy to root yourself, just like any other succulent, pop it in some soil and it will soon begin to grow.
This cactus actually climbs, so you will need to provide a support for it. They do best in well draining soil with a preference to sandy soil, and slightly acidic. Dragon Fruits are a subtropical plant, but can be grown here in our cooler climate if you provide the right microclimate that is free from frost, planting it in a pot isn’t a bad idea.
You will receive one segment (some may have aerial roots) as a cutting, these will not be pre potted. They are very easy to root yourself, just like any other succulent, pop it in some soil and it will soon begin to grow.
This cactus actually climbs, so you will need to provide a support for it. They do best in well draining soil with a preference to sandy soil, and slightly acidic. Dragon Fruits are a subtropical plant, but can be grown here in our cooler climate if you provide the right microclimate that is free from frost, planting it in a pot isn’t a bad idea.
You will receive one segment (some may have aerial roots) as a cutting, these will not be pre potted. They are very easy to root yourself, just like any other succulent, pop it in some soil and it will soon begin to grow.
This cactus actually climbs, so you will need to provide a support for it. They do best in well draining soil with a preference to sandy soil, and slightly acidic. Dragon Fruits are a subtropical plant, but can be grown here in our cooler climate if you provide the right microclimate that is free from frost, planting it in a pot isn’t a bad idea.