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Dragon Fruit Vine Flower (Hylocereus undatus)
By Delonix1
10 Jul, 2015
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This is the first flower of the 2015 season. Photo taken July 10, 2015.
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My plant typically flowers many times a year. The trick is to get out there late at night and pollinate it..then it will set fruit.
The fruit have a high nutritional value...lots of anti-oxidants. They're very good-tasting, also.
12 Jul, 2015
Wow that is some flower!!
16 Jul, 2015
Dottydaisy2:
Yes, it produces some very large flowers. They only flower at night and morning, then die. If pollinated they produce really good fruit.
19 Jul, 2015
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I don't think they are in flower yet here. Maybe late August? They still ripen in time before the cold of late November.
There's a small commercial industry of California Dragon fruit. They sell for plenty..must be a good demand.
12 Jul, 2015