Growing Dragon Fruit - Time Lapse from bud to fruit

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have you ever seen how a dragon fruit grow each day, here is photo I have taken each day since frist bud, then created as time lapse. hope you enjoy Thanh Long đầu mùa Video Made by VongCoHuong Copyright: Ngoc Dung

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0:26 "The world longest flower that i even see"

do these plants need to be held up in a post in order for it to bare fruits? my moms plant has no post and has been growing for 7 yrs now and never seen one single fruits. what should i do? thanks!

how many days before we get to the fruit part after the white flower blooms. Is it safe to assume that all the pics in this slide were taking everyday religiously? i'm not a hater or anything. My mom has one and the flower just bloomed. like a few hours ago.. :) hope you can help.

woow!! :-)

57 days...

0:45 I see a kitty! :3

Thanks for all the share(◕‿◕✿)*

Really well done video! How many days was it between the beginning of the video and the end? Dragon fruit is the best fruit ever! It looks vibrant and beautiful, and is very tasty!

really cool vid~
i wish there were more like this out there.
how long did it take to grow the plant that big? (before the fruits started growing...)

Great vid.

it had this nice sweet, but not strong swêet

Beautiful looking fruit. What does it taste like?

Hi, you don't needs to grow another plants as they will fruits next season

Hi, Well the first pix taken was on the 3/12/2012 and the last pix taken was on the 3/2/2013 I guess that 2 months, but this one was the every first fruit of the season, but in January it was hot here so the fruit ripe faster, I had some lots I pick it only after 5 weeks, I still have one left and it been there 5 months now. it st best to grow from cutting

How many days was this taken over. I have just planted seeds and am eager for info. Thx for the vid!

thanks a lot for making this :)

Thanks that's great. I'm going to see where I can get a plant or seeds.

thank you. i'm glad you like it, I think the plant love the tropics, as it love the sun and hot weather

Thanks for showing this plant. I love the look of it. Since they are cactus I assume that they will grow great in the tropics. Or am I wrong?