Variety Spotlights
Expert guides on dragon fruit varieties, growing tips, and plant care from our farm in Southern California.

Thick King Dragon Fruit: A Grower's Guide
Learn about the Cerrado Giant's kiwi flavor and night pollination needs. We have Thick King cuttings in stock for your garden.

Santa Barbara Red Dragon Fruit: Self-Fertile & Sweet
Grow this self-fertile red-fleshed variety in zones 9b-11. It sets fruit on a single plant and offers a sweet, kiwi-like taste.

Orange Giant Dragon Fruit: Taste and Care Guide
Discover the sweet, berry-like flavor of Orange Giant dragon fruit. Learn how to grow this robust variety and identify ripe fruit.

Neon Dragon Fruit: The True 8-S Hybrid Guide
Learn to identify the true 8-S Neon dragon fruit. We explain the naming confusion and why this self-fertile hybrid is a top pick for warm climates.

Hana Dragon Fruit: Sweet Melon Flavor & Fast Growth
Grow Hana dragon fruit for its sweet melon flavor and rapid growth. This self-fertile H. monacanthus cultivar fruits in 14 months.

Halley's Comet Dragon Fruit: Sweet, Self-Sterile Hybrid
Grow large, sweet magenta dragon fruit with Halley's Comet. This self-sterile hybrid needs a pollinator for a heavy harvest.

Bahamut Dragon Fruit: Yellow Skin, Red Flesh, Self-Fertile
Grow large, sweet Bahamut dragon fruit with yellow skin and red flesh. This self-fertile hybrid needs only one plant to produce.

Asunta 3 Dragon Fruit: Fast Growth, Deep Purple Flesh
Asunta 3 dragon fruit grows fast with 19-21 brix sweetness. Plant a pollinator like Sugar Dragon for deep purple fruit.

Predator Dragon Fruit: Rare Pitaya & Best Alternative
Predator dragon fruit is a rare breeder selection. We stock Dark Star, the closest match with deep purple flesh and high sugar.

Condor Dragon Fruit: Flavor, Facts & Best Alternative
Condor dragon fruit reads 19 Brix with bright magenta flesh, sweet berry and grape notes, and a crisp watermelon texture.

Royal Red Dragon Fruit: Flavor, Growth & Alternatives
Royal Red offers 18 brix sweetness and self-pollination. We recommend Physical Graffiti or Sugar Dragon as excellent alternatives.

Nicaragua Red Dragon Fruit: Cultivar Guide & Robles Red
Nicaragua Red covers several distinct cultivars. We compare Cebra, Lisa, and Sin Espinas, and recommend Robles Red for reliable sweet flavor.