Hi Mistee I have been looking for dragon fruit cuttings I have lots of stuff i can trade. I have a moringa Olifera, about 1ft (grows fast, very healthy) http://www.naturalnews.com/022272_Moringa_medicinal_herbs.html I have black locust seeds, Papaya seeds and seedlings Jujube about 1ft (also check my list) Terminalia bellirica seeds anti-fungal properties and potent antioxidant . It can help with digestive problems and helps the heart and can lower fat levels and cholesterol. In India it is believed to be rejuvenating and increase longevity Here is a link that might be useful: Terminalia bellirica

They are too easy to root. All they ask for is bright light and warm temps. The aeroles also put out copious amounts of roots. This is a pic of the one here. As you can see, roots erupt from everywhere, and it is rooting for support, etc. into the ceiling. The round shape is because there is little light up there, but it continues to search for the sun. One important component of care for jungle cacti is air movement. Without some kind of fan running, air in a normal home is quite still. This promotes fungal infections. So along with warm moist conditions, I put air movement as important as water, etc.

Looks like too much water, they like to dry out between waterings. Also, I've noticed over the years (I'm in Queen Creek AZ) that the monsoon season tends to bring rot to some of them, I assume due to the increase in humidity. Also watch out for sun burn, they don't mind the excessive heat but don't like the direct sun, a 30% shade cloth works well. Kevin

Keep all of the low "suckers" cut off. They come from the root stock, as the person above said.