r/DragonFruit

I grew some dragonfruit seeds at home from a fruit and they seem to be going well, I know the soil isn't great I only had a normal seeds starter one.. but now I have some sandy soil and some fired clay ball fillings I thought would be better long term.

At what point would it be safe to replant them? I'm worried about disturbing their roots too early, so I'm waiting some more.

also im in Nordic climate maybe between zone 3 and 4, so only indoors, but would it be safe to put them outside in summer at day time when temps are above 22 and sunny?

I was also wondering if I should feed them slightly when the first pad develops a bit more?

I would be really grateful for any advice, these plants have become really important for me, I want to see them happy

I think the plants on the wooden trellis are doing great but not sure the seedlings are even dragon fruit? They were supposed to be Edgar’s baby seedlings? Help please.

What’s good y’all! So for starters this is my first time dealing with dragon fruit/cuttings so I need some answers lol I do understand it’s root rot and there has been some over watering. I want to know what’s the best way to go about saving them? Or are they even worth saving? I really don’t want to get rid of them because they are some good varieties so I’m hoping some of y’all can help a bro out!

First time growing dragon fruit. Left this outside under the intense summer heat. Is this still alive?

One dropped all of its leaves. One dropped some leaves. The other was more mature when I moved it to the greenhouse. It seems ok. What should I do. I want lots of Goji??

never tried yellow dragon fruit before and went to go cut it today and it's got blue all over it? I don't think that's normal and I'm not eating it but I was just curious