WHAT'S MY SOIL-LESS MIX PART 2?

WHAT’S MY SOIL-LESS COMPOST MIX? | PART 2 At First House Dragons Vineyard (F.H.D.V.), Steward Hanzz T. prepares the rhizospheret, he living root zone where pitahaya roots interact with beneficial microbes, to support healthy vine growth. In this episode, discover how compost, Sargassum seaweed, and biochar, carambola come together to create the growing medium used in our recycled car tyre planters. ♻️ WHY USE A CAR TYRE? One practical benefit of using a recycled car tyre as a pitahaya planter is that its curved lower section can retain some water, helping provide a small moisture reserve during the dry season. However, good drainage remains essential to protect the roots from waterlogging. 🌿 At F.H.D.V., we focus on creating a biologically active root zone, supporting beneficial microbial activity, and making practical use of available materials. 🐉 WANT DRAGON FRUIT IN MARCH 2027? ⏳ YOUR PLANTING WINDOW IS CLOSING! If you are interested in harvesting your own dragon fruit in March 2027, now is the time to get your pitahaya vines established. Aim to plant within the next TWO WEEKS, while allowing for the time needed for your particular variety and growing conditions to produce fruit. 📞 CALL STEWARD HANZZ T. TODAY! ☎️ 333-0893 Let's get your pitahaya growing journey started at First House Dragons Vineyard, rural Sangre Grande, Trinidad!