Posts tagged #dragon-fruit
Expert guides on dragon fruit varieties, growing tips, and plant care from our farm in Southern California.
Connie Meyer Dragon Fruit: The Real Name & Taste
Connie Mayer is a sweet white hybrid that needs a pollinator. Learn why the common spelling is wrong and what to expect from the fruit.
Frankie's Red Dragon Fruit: Care Guide
Learn how to grow this compact, sweet hybrid. It suits experienced growers who can manage heat and humidity.
Dr. Cedeño Dragon Fruit: Sweet, Firm, and Large
Discover the Dr. Cedeño dragon fruit. It offers firm red flesh, 18+ Brix sweetness, and large 15 to 20 oz fruit.
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.
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.
Sin Espinas Dragon Fruit: Taste, Growth & Purple Haze
Sin Espinas has sweet cherry-raspberry flavor and firm red flesh. We recommend Purple Haze as a reliable alternative.
Natural Mystic Dragon Fruit: Self-Fertile & Sweet
Grow self-fertile Natural Mystic dragon fruit. Enjoy dark magenta flesh, watermelon flavor, and reliable harvests from a single plant.
Cosmic Charlie Dragon Fruit: Flavor & Pollination Guide
Cosmic Charlie offers deep purple flesh and grape flavor. Learn why it needs a specific pollinator to fruit.
How to Root Vietnamese White Dragon Fruit Cuttings
Cure your Vietnamese White dragon fruit cutting for 7 days to prevent rot. Plant in fast-draining soil and wait for roots.
Dragon Fruit Stem Rot vs Root Rot: Spot the Difference
Learn how to tell dragon fruit stem rot from root rot using lesion patterns, root-zone clues, and the right first-response steps for each problem.
Yellow vs Red Dragon Fruit: Taste, Growth, Yield
Yellow dragon fruit wins on sweetness, but red types usually win on variety choice, yield range, and easier garden performance. Here is the practical comparison.