Dragonfruit tree

This is a Dragon fruit plant growing on a tree stump here in our yard in Jaggan nth Queensland Australia

Keep reading to learn more about the strange-looking but curiously cool dragon fruit tree, a member of the cactus family.

Dragon Fruit Tree

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Learn how to grow dragon fruit, one of the most peculiar looking fruits in the world! Can be grown in USDA zones 9 through 11, and with a soil pH of 6 to 7. Dragon fruit, also known as pitaya, is an exotic, tropical fruit you've most likely seen before in stores. The taste is similar to that of a kiwi, but a lot less subtle. The dragon fruit actually belongs to the cactus family and they have some of the biggest, most impressive flowers in the world. Dragon fruit is native to Central America…

In this plant guide you'll learn how to grow Dragon Fruit. Dragon fruit or Pitayas are extremely unique plants that come in three different types.

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Pitaya, or dragon fruit, is a tasty treat that most people know for its fire-like appearance. These fruits grow on Hylocereus cacti and, with some tender loving care, you can plant and cultivate them at home. Choose between dragon fruit...

Dragon Fruit Tree: How do I keep it vertical and compact? (pic)