Red Dragon Fruit / Pitaya, Rare, 100+ seeds, Fruits

Description
The fruit is round and its exterior ranges in color from a hot pink to red.
Common dragon fruit has white or red flesh. Both types have tiny black edible seeds. This fruit does not grow well in winter cold or summer heat, so its availability is limited, making it a highly prized treat. All Tropical Dragon Fruit flower at night and emit a jasmine-like fragrance.

Rich in fibre, vitamin C and minerals the dragon fruit is also low in calories. The dragon fruits also rich in phytoalbumins which have antioxidant properties

How to grow
Sow the seeds in a gritty potting mix, water and cover the container or wrap in a polythene bag. A couple of weeks later the seedlings start to appear. This is a reminder that all cacti are true dicotyledons as the seedlings come up with two seed leaves, a bit like germinating beans. At this stage there is no evidence that they will develop into cacti, but these are the first and last leaves that will be produced.

As the seedlings develop, an angular spiny stem grows in the central growing point between the two leaves. The stem thickens and elongates and after several months the cotyledons shrivel and are shed. The seedlings can be potted on into individual pots and in principle could be grown on to a large plant and flowered to produce more fruit.

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Terms and Conditions
For damaged item (supported by photo), please contact us within 3 days after item received. We will replace at our own cost. Seeds are living product. The growth of plant depends on grower's skill. Both climate and soil conditions as well as methods of cultivation can easily affect the crop performance and results. We are not responsible for the performance of the plants.