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Dragon Fruits
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Does anyone have these cactis growing? Id like to see your pics. And how do the fruits taste? The fruits look like a kiwi inside but crazy lookin outside (For those that havent seen them). I just wanna see pictures of members dragon fruit plants, if anyone has any. Deciding whether I want to start growing different cacti or not..

-sub


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Tradelist
My Ethnobotanical Garden
Cup Greenhouse Tek. Make small sturdy pots (With detachable grenhouse tops) with cups.


Your human friend will have to dose atropine uninformed, I will not spread information that may harm a cat. - Wiccan_Seeker

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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: sublimistri]
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mitchnast is gonna rip a hole through this thread :smile:

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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: CptnGarden]
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just a little hole
8 months old.


lotsa light and fert, likes to be damper than other cacti.
dont expect fruit for a while


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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: Mitchnast]
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the fruit is great...maybe you can find one in your local grocer t try out....i love the things! my 2nd favourite fruit.

grow just like mitch says, the more light the better...the warmer the better. high humidity is a plus as well. even if you decide you dont like growing these, they make good grafting stocks.


here is a night shot of them blooming (they are night bloomers)



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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: Mitchnast]
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Mitchnast said:
just a little hole
8 months old.


lotsa light and fert, likes to be damper than other cacti.
dont expect fruit for a while


Nice you started that from seed? - just read your thread :wink: seen that it is

kada - :eek: thats a huge cacti got any pics of it fruiting?

-sub


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Tradelist
My Ethnobotanical Garden
Cup Greenhouse Tek. Make small sturdy pots (With detachable grenhouse tops) with cups.


Your human friend will have to dose atropine uninformed, I will not spread information that may harm a cat. - Wiccan_Seeker

Edited by sublimistri (08/15/07 08:48 PM)

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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: sublimistri]
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no sorry, i just picked em without the camera...i will go see if there are any fruiting fruiting still and if so take a pic...the season is coming to an end here fro dragon fruit.


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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: kadakuda]
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damn kuda props. how old is it?

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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: ApacheShaman]
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ApacheShaman said:
damn kuda props. how old is it?


Its an ancient :lol::eek:


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Tradelist
My Ethnobotanical Garden
Cup Greenhouse Tek. Make small sturdy pots (With detachable grenhouse tops) with cups.


Your human friend will have to dose atropine uninformed, I will not spread information that may harm a cat. - Wiccan_Seeker

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Re: Dragon Fruits [Re: sublimistri]
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all from cuttings and some random rotten fruits sprouted some seeds....so i dont know. dragon fruit likes to hang over things, fences make great support for them. when at fruiting age cut the tips to promote more flowers.


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