Dragon fruit pollination?
9 years ago
My dragon fruit has had half a dozen blooms but no fruit set despite my trying to pollinate with brush. I guess I have a non-self-pollinating variety (unknown) and only have one plant. Anything else to try to get a fruit to grow?
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