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Hylocereus undatus - Dragon Fruit
By Delonix1
22 Oct, 2008
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Dragon fruit is widely grown here. It grow up into trees and on walls and gets pretty large over 30 feet long. The fruit is suppose to have a lot of healing properties and is high in anti-oxidants.
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Thanks, as always, for the detailed description accompanying each of your super photos. Interesting that this one has such healing properties. :o)
22 Oct, 2008
I'm not sure what variety this is...but the common variety is usually a bright red fruit.
This plant is in the Cactus (Cataceae) family.
22 Oct, 2008
what sort of flowers do they have?
28 Oct, 2008
They have a very large flower...you may have to google a flower pic on the internet...they are not flowering now. I believe they bloom at night also.
28 Oct, 2008
yummms :) pitaia.... one of my prefered fruit!
5 Dec, 2012
that is wonderful Delonix.
they are expensive here.
10 Jan, 2020
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It looks like a type of cactus.
22 Oct, 2008