Growing Environment: Dragon Fruit grows best in dry, tropical or subtropical climates where annual rainfall ranges from 20-50" per year. In wet, tropical zones, plants may grow well but sometimes have problems setting fruit reliably. The plants aren't usually too picky as to soil type, but because of their epiphytic nature, it is recommended to grow them in soil that is supplemented with high amounts of organic material. The plant has been grown successfully in sandy soils. Shade is sometimes provided in hot climates.
Ladang Juang belongs to my mom... I had my own blog but i don't know what should i put inside my blog... so I decide to do this blog and put everything about my mom farm... Ladang comes from malay word "farm' but big one... Juang... short form of Berjuang... it means our family have to work hard .. berjuang bersama to keep this Ladang (farm)... success... I will use and mix up both English and Malay in this blog....
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Dragon fruit
The day I am waiting finally come.. I am waiting for this dragon Fruit trees to bear flower and fruit... what made me dissapointed is I always miss its flower... I know the flower is white and big in shape... Who ever are interest to see the flower can see at http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/dragon_fruit.htm
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