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Jul 18, 2024 · Dragon fruit cactus grown in pots will produce fruit indoors if given at least six hours of bright sunlight and warmth. They can continue producing throughout the winter if given adequate heat and light.
- Nadia Hassani
- Dragon fruit, dragon fruit cactus, pitaya
- Hylocereus undatus
- Perennial
Jul 28, 2024 · Master the art of indoor Dragonfruit care for a lush, tropical vibe at home! 🌿. 🌱 Bright, indirect light is key for Dragonfruit; use full-spectrum LEDs in winter. 💦 Water when top soil is dry and keep humidity at 40-60%. 🌡️ Ideal temps are 65°F-80°F; use well-draining, slightly acidic soil.
Dec 12, 2022 · To grow Dragon Fruit indoors, select a pot that’s at least 12 inches wide and deep, with drainage holes. Fill it with well-draining soil or cactus mix, and place your dragon fruit plant in the center, covering it with more soil.
- Hylocereus undatus
- Well-drained, organically rich, sandy
- 6.0-7.0 (neutral)
- Full sun (5-6 hours a day)
- The Container Comes First. For starters, a 5–6-gallon container (10–15 inches in diameter) that’s 10- to 12-inches deep will be just right for this plant.
- What About the Soil and the Fertilizer? While the dragon fruit is classified as a cactus, it doesn’t always behave like one. So, when it comes to the soil, see that it’s organically rich, neutral/acidic (6.0–7.0), and sandy.
- Watering: How Much is Enough? This cactus isn’t a big fan of water. Make sure to feed it in small doses to avoid overwatering. This is a very common mistake among amateur indoor gardeners: they believe that the more they water their plants, the better.
- Finding the Right Humidity Levels. For this plant, you won’t have to go for extreme humidity levels to help it flourish. The dragon fruit prefers below-average levels, 30%–50%.
Jun 13, 2024 · Should I Grow Dragon Fruit in the Ground or in a Container? Opt for containers that can be moved indoors for climates that experience frost. If you live in USDA zones 10-11, it’s best to grow dragon fruit outdoors in the ground or in a raised bed.
Mar 13, 2023 · Quick Care Tips. Medium Light: Get atleast 6 hours of sunlight per day, will tend to grow better with more though. Low Water: Water when the soil is dry, dragon fruits are succulents so don't do well with too much water. Medium: While dragon fruits require a bit of care, they are not too difficult once you get into a routine.
We recommend you to check out the U.S.D.A. plant hardiness zone you live in, as, depending on the environmental conditions in your area, you might have to grow dragon fruit in a pot and bring it inside the house in the winter.
