Dragon fruit varieties

Discover the key differences between yellow and red dragon fruit varieties. Dive into their nutritional profiles and health benefits for a better you! #YellowDragonFruit #RedDragonFruit #NutritionalBenefits

"🌵🌺 Dragon fruit is a stunning and delicious addition to any garden, and the best part is—you can grow it right at home! With these tips, you'll learn how to cultivate this exotic beauty, from choosing the right variety to providing the perfect growing conditions. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a beginner, growing dragon fruit is a rewarding and eye-catching way to enhance your space. 😋🌿 #GrowingDragonFruit #ExoticGardening #TropicalPlants #HomeGarden"

Blue Dragon Fruit - Is it real? Can you grow it in your garden? Let us answer all your questions and clear the doubts!

"🌵🌺 Dragon fruit is a stunning and delicious addition to any garden, and the best part is—you can grow it right at home! With these tips, you'll learn how to cultivate this exotic beauty, from choosing the right variety to providing the perfect growing conditions. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a beginner, growing dragon fruit is a rewarding and eye-catching way to enhance your space. 😋🌿 #GrowingDragonFruit #ExoticGardening #TropicalPlants #HomeGarden"

Swimming in Pitaya, Dragon Fruit and Pitahaya right now😍 This is a perfect photo by @the_sunkissed_kitchen (IG) to show all the different varieties of this beautiful fruit💖✨ Kitchen Tip: When you cut a fresh Dragon Fruit in half like shown, squeeze a lime over the inside and eat with a spoon👌🤤 #Pitaya #DragonFruit #Pitahaya #PitayaPlus

Tropical Fruits That Can Grow In Pots | Slick Garden. Dragon fruit likes to grow in a warm and dry climate. Dragon fruit needs proper support to grow because it is a climbing plant. The flowers of this plant are very large and unique. The interesting thing about the flowers is that they open only at night and expel amazing scents. The varieties of Dragon fruit that are perfect for growing parts are Stenocereus and Hylocereus.

Most of the dragon fruits we have today originate from central America–in places like Guatemala, Nicaragua & Colombia. In the 1980s or so, the Frenchmen helped carry these to Vietnam, where the mass production of dragon fruits really took off. Many people ask then: How Many Varieties of Dragon Fruit Are There? Scientifically, dragon fruits belong to the family with a scientific name Hylocereus and the different varieties are classified as: * Hylocereus guatemalensis * Hylocereus costari