Hylocereus undalatus - Dragon Fruit / Red Pitaya
By Delonix1
- 13 Oct, 2009
- 6 likes
My Dragon fruit bloomed again last night. Photo taken Oct. 12, 2009
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Wow, what a wonderful flower, i love it !
That's a great picture of it Delonix.
13 Oct, 2009
Nearly everyday since i have joined this site i have seen something new to amaze. This is one of the most unusual but lovely flowers i have seen.
Is this the equivalent of our passion fruit or nothing like it??
13 Oct, 2009
Great flower. Is it the plant that produces the pink Dragonfruits?
13 Oct, 2009
Wow....that is beautiful........I love it........
13 Oct, 2009
Bernieh:
No. It should have many blooms...however, it is growing under the 80 foot/ 25 meters tall Araucaria heterophylla - Norfolk Island Pine. It's too shady to produce much flowers and any fruit.
Louise1:
Thanks!
Mushybanna:
It's nothing like a passion fruit. Its fruits are very strange looking...and the plant is a vining cactus. I have posted pics of dragon fruits growing around San Diego in the past. I'll repost another to show you what the fruit looks like.
Pipsqueak:
Thanks!
The dragon fruit can be pink or red and even purple...it depends on the variety.
13 Oct, 2009
Thats beautiful Delonix....
13 Oct, 2009
what a very unusual flower,lovely.
14 Oct, 2009
Gorgeous flower!
14 Oct, 2009
Thanks everyone. : > )
15 Oct, 2009
the flower is as amazing as the fruit. im sure it would like my new green house...;-))
16 Oct, 2009
Sandra:
I'm sure it would. They are very easy to grow.
My plant is severely neglected...receiving no water at all.
17 Oct, 2009
I have had the fruit, but never seen the plant. I had no idea the flowers were so amazing. I guess the fruit should have been a clue.
20 Oct, 2009
Mamagem:
Yes, I like the fruit and the drink also.
21 Oct, 2009
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That's a brilliant bloom - does it get many blooms at once?
13 Oct, 2009