I have developed an interest in dragon fruit (a.k.a pitaya or hylocereus undatus). I purchased the pictured plant at Lowes. It is supposed to be a grafted plant, but the graft fell off. I guess this gave the plant energy enough to grow the seen branches, as the other grafted plants only had one small stem with a brightly colored spherical cactus on top. I don't know if it will give white, pink, red, or yellow fruit. I guess I'll see in a few years.
I have some seedling pitaya growing also. It's hard for me to get a good picture of them, but they are about 3 weeks old. I want to experiment a bit with these. I saw a picture of a cactus in a hanging basket, drooping over like a full fern. I want to do the same with one of my pitaya. Additionally, I saw a picture of 2-3 feet tall pitaya with a stem about 3 inches in diameter. These pitaya had fruit growing off the main stem. I wish to try this too. I may trellis one, but I want to avoid this if possible; it might take up to much space.
I have developed an interest in dragon fruit (a.k.a pitaya or hylocereus undatus). I purchased the pictured plant at Lowes. It is supposed to be a grafted plant, but the graft fell off. I guess this gave the plant energy enough to grow the seen branches, as the other grafted plants only had one small stem with a brightly colored spherical cactus on top. I don't know if it will give white, pink, red, or yellow fruit. I guess I'll see in a few years.
I have some seedling pitaya growing also. It's hard for me to get a good picture of them, but they are about 3 weeks old. I want to experiment a bit with these. I saw a picture of a cactus in a hanging basket, drooping over like a full fern. I want to do the same with one of my pitaya. Additionally, I saw a picture of 2-3 feet tall pitaya with a stem about 3 inches in diameter. These pitaya had fruit growing off the main stem. I wish to try this too. I may trellis one, but I want to avoid this if possible; it might take up to much space.
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