Dragon Fruit (Hylocereus undatus)
By Delonix1
- 27 Jun, 2016
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This is a pretty common sight here in San Diego. Many people love dragon fruit! Photo taken June 26, 2016.
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They have been popular here for many years. I won my dragon fruit at a Plumeria Society Meeting in 2001. Old dragon fruit cacti can become monsters. There's one at Exotica Nusery in Vista that's more than 200' wide and a mounding 10' tall. It produces hundreds or maybe a thousand flowers when it blooms. I'm guessing it's been there for decades.
28 Jun, 2016
On youtube there are actually a few bay area vids on growing them- all over the yard.
Of course more about them in soucal...devoted!
3 Jul, 2016
It's so common to see front yards like this around here. It's getting crazy! I can see why they do it, though. They're drought tolerant and with this extreme drought nobody wants water-hungry grass.
6 Jul, 2016
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You took the words out of my mouth. Something unknown just a few years ago..I see them around here. The people who grow them? Give those cacti all the room they want too.
27 Jun, 2016