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3896 graymavo Offline Send Email Jan 2, 2009
6:35 pm
Hello Yahoo Dragonfruit enthusiasts. Happy New Year! As some of you know I've been away from the site... but I'm back. How to begin? Just getting brushed up on...
3897 Brad Hunter
rottensquid Offline Send Email
Jan 3, 2009
1:42 am
Gray! Good to hear your voice. My trials and tribulations with a few rats and a little rot are minor compared with the big picture of the Ag industry. I have...
3898 basilbestbuy@...
graymavo Offline Send Email
Jan 4, 2009
3:17 am
The truth is: Brad wins 'Letter of the New Year' Award! Thank you Brad for encouraging and renewing my interest in applied horticulture. What an amazing...
3899 JanL56@...
moimoi2878 Offline Send Email
Jan 5, 2009
4:40 pm
I don't post much. I mostly just read and want to share my excitement on my first dragon fruits. This one is the white flesh one that I purchased from Mike T....
3900 brentvincent99 Offline Send Email Jan 5, 2009
6:58 pm
I had two flower buds pop out a few weeks back. they were clearly not just new stems growing. They came out round like flower buds and about a 2 weeks later...
3901 roslyncampbell51
roslyncampbe... Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2009
3:31 pm
Hi every one. I am new as well and I have 800 dragon fruit (pitayas) and they have been grown for 14 months. I live in the subtropics of qld Australia. My...
3902 pat worley
patticardinal Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2009
7:45 pm
Congratulations Janet, I am envious! I got 5 blooms but no fruit this year! My first year at Pitaya growing! I have a question for those with experience and...
3903 Joanne Gram
berteroniana Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2009
8:05 pm
Dear Roslyn, I have ten plants, some for 2 or 3 years -- and when I read your letter I was reminded of James Michener's Hawaii. There is a story in it about...
3904 JanL56@...
moimoi2878 Offline Send Email
Jan 6, 2009
8:45 pm
Thanks Patti, My red flesh one is suppose to be self pollinating but it only had one bloom and I couldn't reach it to try to pollinate it so I figure next...
3905 Patrick Saunders
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Jan 7, 2009
3:22 am
Joanne, I am an amateur, but you might try placing an iron additive around the base of a few to see if that cures the "yellow" condition... Do you have any...
3906 brad hunter
rottensquid Offline Send Email
Jan 7, 2009
3:46 pm
Gday Mate! I am a commercial grower in Hawaii and I may be able to help but you will have to explain your problem a little more thoroughly. Is it just the...
3907 surjan singh
surjan1968 Offline Send Email
Jan 7, 2009
3:50 pm
Rosyln The following points should be considered when making a disease diagnosis. 1. Disease symptoms may vary slightly from season to season and on their time...
3908 Sainarong Siripen Ras...
siripen_98 Offline Send Email
Jan 7, 2009
3:51 pm
I have over 40 varieties of pitayas from all over the world, but I have never seen pitayas turning yellow when they should turn green. 1. Whereabout in...
3909 Sainarong Siripen Ras...
siripen_98 Offline Send Email
Jan 7, 2009
3:54 pm
Your first pitaya plant should be a self-fertile one. I think it is rather sad to grow a pitaya plant for a year only to find that it either doesn't flower or...
3910 ldyaqua1 Offline Send Email Jan 7, 2009
6:43 pm
I have a Vietnamese Jaina & Yellow Pitaya for over 3 years & never got a flower. Are these 2 self fertile/ self pollinating?? Right now they are in 55 - 62F...
3911 Roslyn Campbell
roslyncampbe... Offline Send Email
Jan 7, 2009
10:55 pm
Brad) our flowers were well formed. We are growing red skin and white flesh pitayas we have got 2 fruit that took in the 2 patches we have. this is there...
3912 brad hunter
rottensquid Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
12:54 am
Roslyn! Your climate is perfect.. It sounds to me that you have planted 800 of the same kind , the common Hylocereus Undatus that is not self pollinating but...
3913 basilbestbuy@...
graymavo Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
12:55 am
I was thinking like you Sainarong---until Brad hit it with the yellow fruit really are aborting fruit. Now several members have suggested that Rosolyn plant...
3914 Surjan Singh
surjan1968 Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
2:14 am
There is a tendency for young fruit or flowers to turn yellow and drop off after rain. This can be reduced or prevented using minerals like calcium or plant...
3915 Brad Hunter
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Jan 8, 2009
2:28 am
Leo! Just where do I procure these completely self fertile red fleshed clones. I did not know they existed (at least on this side of the Pacific Ocean). Like...
3916 Roslyn Campbell
roslyncampbe... Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
3:34 am
I think you might be right about the plants been young. The 2 that were green and doing well were on dark green plants with good arial roots so here is...
3917 graymavo Offline Send Email Jan 8, 2009
4:33 am
Well more than anything this is a topic near and dear to me... I am afraid that there is no way I can do this topic justice without going back, and yes,...
3918 Sainarong Siripen Ras...
siripen_98 Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
3:55 pm
I do not know much about the situation in the States, but here in Asia, we have many varieties of self-fertile, I think, magenta-flesh pitayas. No commercial...
3919 Sainarong Siripen Ras...
siripen_98 Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
3:56 pm
You have got me, and others, interested. Once you've have found out the cause and the remedy thereof, please do not forget to tell us. Good luck! Sainarong ......
3920 Sainarong Siripen Ras...
siripen_98 Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
3:57 pm
I have not made any test to ascertain whether my red/magenta varieties are completely self-fertile or not. And I do not know whether they are completely...
3921 brad hunter
rottensquid Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
5:03 pm
To all concerned! Roslyn sent me pictures and they were simply aborted flowers that were not pollinated. Her plants were healthy and if they would have been...
3922 brad hunter
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Jan 8, 2009
7:45 pm
Sainarong, A few of questions. In regards to stigma length. Do your flowers have a stigma that protrudes 3-5 cm out away from the anthers? My only Asian type...
3923 Roslyn Campbell
roslyncampbe... Offline Send Email
Jan 8, 2009
11:33 pm
Thank you all that tried to help us. We are pretty sure we have 3 white and 1 red not yet flowering and I also have a red I have got seed up from early days....
3924 basilbestbuy@...
graymavo Offline Send Email
Jan 9, 2009
12:49 am
Hello Sainarong: OK, we are planets away... I grew up in Hawaii so I know tropical and I am guessing you are more similar to Hawaii than So Cal where it is dry...
3925 pat worley
patticardinal Offline Send Email
Jan 9, 2009
8:53 pm
Leo, I am only a dabbler in Pitaya, but I think self-fertile vs self-pollinating is an important distinction. Although self- pollinating infers self-fertile, a...
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