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2491 surjan singh
surjan1968 Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
4:18 pm
From : Surjan Location: Malaysia Guys, I'm in the midst of finalising purchase of cuttings for planting.. Imagine my surprise today when I visited a dragon...
2492 ariel023
ariel0232003 Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
4:21 pm
Dear Graham Do we know anything about the types of pitaya hormones and their concentration in the plant during the various growth seasons and flowering stage?...
2493 ariel023
ariel0232003 Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
4:21 pm
Dear Kevin Congratulations on your discovery, I had a similar one 2 years ago at my mom garden Thirty years ago, no one ate these "poisonous" fruits in the ...
2494 Kara Prater
buckeyesyko Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
4:24 pm
I am interested in purchasing some pitaya fruit. I had some while traveling in China earlier this year, but I am unable to locate any fruit here in North...
2495 hidden_d3 Offline Send Email Oct 1, 2006
4:26 pm
Hello everybody! I'm really sorry for barging in but I need to know the vitamin C content of the Hylocereus undatus! Could somebody please help me? Thank you...
2496 Leo Manuel
leo92129 Offline Send Email
Oct 1, 2006
9:35 pm
Paul Thomson has a pitaya he likes that is called "Florida Red Sweet" but I haven't heard of it except from him. Do you know of it? If so, is it self-fertile?...
2497 Edgar Valdivia
characato1091 Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2006
11:58 pm
PITAYA FESTIVAL PROGRAM Cal Poly Pomona 4102 S. University Dr. Pomona, CA October 7, 2006 This is a California Rare Fruit Growers event combined...
2498 Roger Washington
eatdragonfruit Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2006
11:59 pm
The Vitamin C content of my Hylocereus undatus is 8.5mg per 100g of edible portion. These results were derived from tests done by USDA on 25k of fruit all...
2499 Graham Reinders
takbok1 Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2006
11:59 pm
Hi Ariel, By coincidence Josef Mizrahi and I sometimes exchange ideas. He as you know is the Israeli authority on these things. He says the flowering hormonal...
2500 gray martin
graymavo Offline Send Email
Oct 4, 2006
11:59 pm
Dear Surjan: I think you are telling us that you planted the "Non self-pollinating" type. Clearly there are two types when it comes to self-pollination and non...
2501 ariel023
ariel0232003 Offline Send Email
Oct 5, 2006
9:52 pm
Dear Roger Washington If you will grow the pitaya in controlled soil texture atmosphere in pots, only then you will be able to examine the results Ariel...
2502 ariel023
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Oct 5, 2006
9:56 pm
Dear Graham I agree that your field of research is interesting, but I am not sure if it will get commercialized around this globe Dr Mizrahi is an authority in...
2503 Dr. YN Chow
chowyn Offline Send Email
Oct 5, 2006
10:00 pm
Dear Surjan At a risk of sounding like a smart-arse, I would say that since cross-pollination is invovled, the cross pollinated plants will bear fruits with...
2504 surjan singh
surjan1968 Offline Send Email
Oct 5, 2006
10:02 pm
Guys, While the topic is on IMO - Indegenious Micro-organism, can anybody relate to EM - Effective Micro-organism..? The IMO is harvested from rich composted...
2505 KRICEFAM@...
kricefam Offline Send Email
Oct 5, 2006
10:03 pm
I am hoping that someone can digitally video-record the program so that we could download or otherwise obtain it later....
2506 Roy Lent
rwlcostarica Offline Send Email
Oct 6, 2006
5:31 pm
Someone has mentioned that downward curving pitaya branches produce most the fruit and something just clicked. In pineapple growing it is well known that a...
2507 ariel023
ariel0232003 Offline Send Email
Oct 6, 2006
5:32 pm
Dear Surjan and distinguished Dr Chow Before planting a plantation, the first acre is devoted for varietal selection. Later it will serve for as a nursery ...
2508 Graham Reinders
takbok1 Offline Send Email
Oct 6, 2006
5:33 pm
Hi Ariel, I hope you are wrong because If I get it right there will surely be a world revolution in agriculture. Regards Graham...
2509 ariel023
ariel0232003 Offline Send Email
Oct 6, 2006
5:33 pm
It is easier to try it in pots with controlled inputs Ariel...
2510 Roger Washington
eatdragonfruit Offline Send Email
Oct 6, 2006
5:35 pm
Dear Ariel That's what we have been doing from the beginning (Since 1999). Roger Washington Red Dragon Fruit Company ariel023 <ariel023@...> wrote: ...
2511 Graham Reinders
takbok1 Offline Send Email
Oct 6, 2006
5:37 pm
Hello Surjan. Yes I can answer your question. EM as it is commercialized now, is like selling ice to Eskimo's. Far better just to go out the door and get your...
2512 Kelli Ploeger
mothdt Offline Send Email
Oct 10, 2006
1:50 am
The only place I've actually seen the fruits are at Jungle Jims produce just north of Cincinnati. Some folks on other forums have said their asian grocery or ...
2513 graymavo Offline Send Email Oct 10, 2006
1:52 am
Hello all: Well I waited a night to allow others to tell their story, but mine can't wait any longer. Wonderful meeting hosted by Cal Poly and Mr. Edgar...
2514 Mark
mtran2727 Offline Send Email
Oct 10, 2006
1:55 am
Hi, I am looking for self-pollinated Pink or Red flesh cuttings (Red Dragon egg, Condor, Ed's pink or etc.) Does anybody have them for sale? If you want to...
2515 Edgar Valdivia
characato1091 Offline Send Email
Oct 10, 2006
1:59 am
What a successful Pitaya (Dragon Fruit) Festival we had!! We had a big turnout of enthusiastic pitaya lovers. Many of them brought wonderful pitayas for...
2516 Joanne Gram
berteroniana Offline Send Email
Oct 10, 2006
2:00 am
Dear Kevin, On Saturday I spent the entire day with commercial and hobbyist rare fruit growers at Cal Poly Pomona ! It was THE annual Pitaya [dragon fruit]...
2517 Jim Parker
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Oct 10, 2006
3:24 pm
Try Ong Nursery: over 20+ cultivars of pitahayas. Thanks... Quang Ong (owner) ONG Nursery 2528 Crandall Drive San Diego, California 92111, USA Opens: Saturday...
2518 fllandtosea Offline Send Email Oct 12, 2006
6:14 pm
I had replied but just noticed it was never posted for some reason? Anyway, I am located in Palm Beach, FL. Thank you for any help! P.S. Unfortunately I have...
2519 imgs
de_rum Offline Send Email
Oct 12, 2006
6:25 pm
Dear All: Introduce my self, My name is Dedek from Denpasar - Bali I've got 2 pitahaya plants growing in big pot. My plants are blooming now. A request. How...
2520 Edgar Valdivia
characato1091 Offline Send Email
Oct 14, 2006
3:20 am
Pitaya Festival 2006: After receiving a number of phone calls from my good friend Edgar Valdivia, encouraging me to attend this year's pitaya festival, I...
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