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u/ljthepunisher

r/gardening r/carnivorousplants r/Sarracenia r/SparkingZero r/VenusFlyTraps r/DragonFruit r/screaming r/SavageGarden
Image 1 — Am I screwed? Snapped the main branch on my dragonfruit while transplanting into a pot with a trellis
Image 2 — Am I screwed? Snapped the main branch on my dragonfruit while transplanting into a pot with a trellis
Image 3 — Am I screwed? Snapped the main branch on my dragonfruit while transplanting into a pot with a trellis
▲ 8 r/DragonFruit

Am I screwed? Snapped the main branch on my dragonfruit while transplanting into a pot with a trellis

u/ljthepunisher — 5 hours ago
▲ 5 r/carnivorousplants

Something keeps pulling out my Venus fly traps

It looks like all of the soil was pulled out and the flytrap was on the ground a few inches away and looks stepped on. If it is a bird how do I stop them from doing this? I’ve lost 2 flytraps this way now I only have an indoor one and the bigger one that is way more established.

u/ljthepunisher — 11 hours ago
▲ 3 r/gardening

Is there a good website or tutorial to build your own wooden dragonfruit trellis? I’ve grown these from seed and I really don’t think I can put it off anymore. (Dallas Tx)

Any YouTube videos or website links would be great.
These seed grown yellow varieties are in year 3 and one of them is cutting into the tomato cage. I e looked on FB marketplace and people are selling the trellis's for like $300 I can't really afford that so l figure building my own at Home Depot or some other store would be best. Just don't know where to start.

u/ljthepunisher — 25 days ago
▲ 9 r/DragonFruit

Is there a good website or tutorial to build your own wooden dragonfruit trellis? I’ve grown these from seed and I really don’t think I can put it off anymore.(Dallas Tx)

Any YouTube videos or website links would be great. These seed grown yellow varieties are in year 3 and one of them is cutting into the tomato cage. I e looked on FB marketplace and people are selling the trellis’s for like $300 I can’t really afford that so I figure building my own at Home Depot or some other store would be best. Just don’t know where to start.

u/ljthepunisher — 25 days ago
▲ 7 r/Sarracenia+1 crossposts

It is potted in peat, with a spagnum moss top layer in a big plastic dish. It gets full sun and I only use distilled water.

Dish water is low because it’s supposed to rain all day tomorrow. I have seen others talk about how their seedlings will be small like this for months and months I would rather fertilize to get it bigger before the end of the growing season

u/ljthepunisher — 3 months ago