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Hylocereus undatus - Dragon Fruit, Pitaya Flowering

Hylocereus undatus - Dragon Fruit, Pitaya Flowering (Hylocereus undatus)

5 Aug, 2012
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This is an extremely common fruit grown here in San Diego, CA. It typically grows up into trees. The fruit is very high in anti-oxidants. The flowers are very large more than 12in/31cm wide. Photo taken Aug. 3, 2012 under my large Norfolk Island tree (Araucaria heterophylla).

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you have loads of flowers this year...they are spectacular..:-)

8 Aug, 2012

Thanks! Yes, lots of flowers just like last year. :>)

Here's last year's pic.

http://www.growsonyou.com/photo/slideshow/180393-hylocereus-undatus-dragon-fruit-red-pitaya-flowers/member/Delonix1

8 Aug, 2012

They are very beautiful flowers Del.

10 Aug, 2012

Grandmage:

Thanks! I hope to get some fruit this year! :>)

10 Aug, 2012

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