vue - Dragon Fruits

1. I just got my dragon fruit tree from my sister in CA...can't hardly wait for the fruit to be pop out...🤤
2. ban bon phan ra dao ma thanh long cua ban tot qua chi cho minh cach cham soc va bon phan voi cay cua minh ra bong roi rung het luon ko dau trai nao ca thanks ban mong ban som hoi am
3. Hi I just want to say thank you very much again
4. Hi there are few questions I want to ask (1) how deep should the stem to be grow into the soil (2) The plant is better to plant into the pot or in the ground (3) Is PH is very important (4) What type of soil is good for dragon fruit and what type of fertilizer is more suitable (5 ) How often we do watering the plant . As I know treated pine or other timber is not suitable for growing dragon fruits ( other timber meant treated with chemical ) This information was provided by Bunning ( I lived in Melbourne ) Thank you for answering my questions
5. Hi how old is the shoot which grown on the mother tree can be cut and can be grow on the ground . Thanks
6. Thank you
7. Hi how do you make the branch to grow down ? Thanks
   Is it have to remove all the young shoots which grow from the bottom from the main plant
8. very impressed just got red and white dragon fruit around 30 cm, im so excited
9. This is awesome, thanks for sharing
10. Do you prune your Dragon Fruit trees?
11. This is AMAZING!!!  I don't know if they'll grow here in Texas, but I'm going to try,  It's very hot, but not as humid as your climate.  I did not recognize the plant when I saw it today at a store (on sale) as it just looked like a cactus, but I"m on my way back to get one or two.   I sure hope I can keep them alive to bear fruit.  Your videos are inspiration!
12. Are dragon fruit required to grow in a /\ shape? I'm thinking of training mine up my gazebo: up one post and then towards the peak of the roof. This would make the dragon fruit end up in an "r" shape. Would the "r" shape interfere with fruiting?
13. OH, not yet, will it be good for the Plants, I will give it a try
14. Hello, just wondering if you tried fertilising dragon fruit plants with Coffee grounds?