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Yellow dragonfruit (Hylocereus megalanthus) is a striking and exotic fruit known for its bright yellow, spiny skin and translucent white flesh dotted with small black seeds. This tropical fruit, also called yellow pitaya, is celebrated for its sweet, juicy flavor and refreshing taste. The cactus plant produces large, fragrant flowers that bloom at night, adding ornamental value. Yellow dragonfruit thrives in well-drained soil with full sun exposure and requires minimal watering, making it suitable for arid climates. Rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber, yellow dragonfruit is a nutritious and delicious addition to fruit salads, smoothies, and desserts.
Zones 10-11
These like a lot of heat and humidity to germination, took me a while to get it right but I am having good luck now. Hopefully it lives long enough to give some fruit.
I heard this is a tasty dragonfruit variety. Looking forward to harvesting one in a few years.
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So far, everything we have purchased has had an almost 100% germination rate. And what sprouts has grown quickly and strongly. We are now big fans of MIgardener seeds!
I’ve had issues trying to germinate seeds bought from big box stores. Come to find out they are old and a waste of money. MI Gardener seeds are fresh, germinate quickly and stay good for years. My Pablo lettuce is still growing and I look forward to harvesting and eating it!
Love this green tomato! I almost missed the ripeness window because I didn’t realize that it would get the sweetest tinge of pink. (I thought it was a red tomato that was just starting to turn color, until I squeezed it!) The flavor is fresh and mild and sweet—and the color is beautiful.
Finally blooming this September to the point I’m harvesting to create soothing balms with glorious colored blooms!
I had great success with the Red Acre Cabbage. Every plant produced a nice sized head, and each weighed at least 2 pounds. The taste is great and slightly sweet. I will definitely grow this again.