24 3-4” Jewelweed Seedlings- Humming Birds N Bees Fav Native Organic Bare Root
These organic, native plants are favored by hummingbirds and bees, making them a great addition to any outdoor garden or yard. Pet and child safe, these bare root seedlings, grown in the United States, are sure to bring joy and wildlife to your garden.
Ficus lyrata Bush, Fiddle Leaf Fig In A 10” Pot. It’s At 26”30” Tall.
Ficus lyrata Bush, Fiddle Leaf Fig In A 10” Pot. It’s At 26”/30” Tall. I am the grower of all of the plants that you see in the pictures on my posts. I can ship them out to the lower 48 except I cannot ship them to California. Also all purchased items will ship out on USPS.They will pickup all 5 working days from my place. Thank you for your interest in my plants.
Best Dragon Fruit Cuttings 24-36”, each cutting and FREE SOLAR gopher repellent.
This listing is for ONE 24″-30″ cutting Choose from the most popular Dragon Fruit varieties (American Beauty, Physical Graffiti, Delight, Halley's Comet, and La Verne): very important to add to the purchase note or message me which varieties I need to ship. Selected based on flavor, size and production. Ready to plant and produce flower within 12-16 month. Cross pollination of those types guarantees successful production of dragon fruits up to 3lb EACH. See my images and video in link below: American Beauty, Physical Graffiti, Delight, Halley's Comet, La Verve, and lots of other varieties. FREE solar gopher and mole repellent. Please contact me if you are looking for specific Dragon Fruit variety. Thank you for your purchase. You will enjoy to grow and harvest your lovely plant! Fruit season July – January. Please see my channel on YouTube for more successful stories and huge savings https://youtube.com/@NatureWithAlik
Unleash Exotic Flavor: Grow Dragon Fruit from Large Cuttings!
Unleash Exotic Flavor: Grow Dragon Fruit from Cuttings! Grow Stunning Dragon Fruit from Cuttings! 🌵🍇 Dragon fruit, also known as pitaya, is a tropical marvel known for its vibrant color and unique flavor. Propagating dragon fruit from cuttings is an easy and rewarding way to add this exotic fruit to your garden. Follow our straightforward guide to start your own dragon fruit garden! 🌱 Best Time for Taking Cuttings When: Late spring to early summer. Why: This is when the plant is actively growing, increasing the chances of successful rooting. ✂️ Selecting and Preparing Cuttings Choose Cuttings: Type: Select healthy, mature stems free of disease or damage. Length: Aim for cuttings that are 8-12 inches long with at least 3-4 segments. Prepare Cuttings: Cut: Use clean, sharp shears to cut just below a segment. Allow the cut end to callous over for 2-3 days in a dry, shaded area. Optional: Dust the cut end with rooting hormone powder to boost rooting success. 🌿 Planting Your Cuttings Potting Mix: Blend: Use a well-draining mix such as cactus mix or a blend of perlite and potting soil. Moisture: Moisten the mix but ensure it is not soggy. Planting: Container: Choose a pot with drainage holes. Insert: Create a small hole in the potting mix and place the cutting into the hole, ensuring the calloused end is buried. Firm: Gently firm the soil around the cutting to secure it. Care: Location: Place the pot in a warm, bright location with indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the cutting. Watering: Water lightly and allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Overwatering can lead to rot. 🌱 Root Development Time: Roots should start forming in 3-4 weeks. Check: Gently tug on the cutting to see if it resists, indicating root development. Once roots are established, the cutting can be transplanted. 🌟 Care for Rooted Plants Soil: Use a well-draining soil mix with a slightly acidic to neutral pH (5.5-7.0). Watering: Keep the soil lightly moist, allowing it to dry out between waterings. Reduce watering in cooler months. Sunlight: Provide full sun for at least 6-8 hours a day. Dragon fruit thrives in bright conditions. Temperature: Ideal temperatures are between 65-85°F (18-30°C). Protect from frost and extreme cold. Transplanting: Move to a larger pot or garden bed when the plant outgrows its container. Ensure the planting site has good drainage. Fertilizing: Feed with a balanced fertilizer every 6-8 weeks during the growing season. Pruning: Prune to remove dead or weak growth and to encourage a bushier plant. 🌺 Enjoying Your Dragon Fruit Flowering & Fruit: Dragon fruit plants typically start producing flowers and fruit in 1-2 years. Flowers bloom at night and are pollinated by nocturnal creatures or hand-pollinated for best results. Harvesting: Fruit is ready to harvest when it turns vibrant red or yellow and gives slightly to gentle pressure. Start Your Dragon Fruit Adventure Today! 🌵🍓
