Witch's Broom Disease causes dense, unproductive shoot clusters in dragon fruit — and it spreads silently through cuttings and tools. Learn how to spot it early and contain it before it affects your whole patch.

Water rooting dragon fruit cuttings might look easy, but it comes with real risks — rot, weak roots, and no nutrition. Here's why we always go straight to soil, and the simple method we use on our farm.

Dragon fruit not sweet enough? It's usually not the variety — it's the conditions. We break down the 6 most common causes of bland dragon fruit and exactly how to fix them, including a Brix guide for measuring sugar content.

Choosing the right combination of self-fertile dragon fruit varieties can dramatically improve your harvest. We share our top picks for beginners, flavour chasers, colour variety, small spaces, and cooler climates.

Dragon fruit is one of the most rewarding plants you can grow at home — long-lived, low-maintenance, and producing high-value fruit year after year. Discover why it's a smart investment for any backyard, courtyard, or balcony.

Green mulch is one of the easiest ways to build soil, retain moisture, and protect your plants. Discover our favourite living and chop-and-drop mulches for fruit trees and dragon fruit.

Dragon fruit thorns are small but can go deep. This quick guide covers how to safely remove a thorn, disinfect the area, and what warning signs to watch for.

Whether you're just starting out or managing a full orchard, having the right tools makes growing dragon fruit easier, safer, and more productive. Here's what we recommend.

When you start growing multiple varieties, good labelling becomes essential. Here are 7 practical methods to keep your dragon fruit orchard organised and easy to manage.

You can plant dragon fruit cuttings year-round in Australia, but timing makes a big difference. Here's a seasonal guide to help you get the best results from your cuttings.

As we head into winter in Queensland, a little preparation now will set your dragon fruit plants up for stronger growth, better flowering, and bigger harvests next season. Here's what to do.

Yana and Michael run Rare Dragon Fruit, a family farm in Agnes Water growing over 150 varieties of dragon fruit using sustainable farming practices. When they’re not in the orchard, they enjoy travelling, surfing, fishing, and being involved in local community gardens and produce swaps.