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Dragon fruit can be affected by such problems as waterlogging and causing root rot, excessive sun exposure in the midday sun, and the pests of mealybugs and aphids. Powdery mildew may manifest itself in damp weather. Avoid them by ensuring that soil is well drained, staking plants and not watering them overheadly. Frequent pruning enhances airflow and decreases the risks of fungi. It is possible to use natural insecticides or neem oil to control the pests. By keeping a check on the growth and timely elimination of affected stems the growth of the plant is maintained and it yields quality fruit annually. Visit Now: how to grow dragon fruit