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The fruit from the Yellow Undatus was really bland. I don't remember which thread I posted about the taste. It tastes about the same as the typical supermarket white fleshed variety of Dragonfruit. The Megalanthus on the other hand is a very sweet and tasty fruit. Simon
Thanks...all.Here is my progress from July 2013 to now...i still do not know where I can plant all of them
This is what I got from growing the yellow dragon fruit from seeds after 4 years. The fruit that I got from a yellow dragon fruit seedling is red inside and outside. Completely different fruit than the one I got seeds from a yellow dragon fruit in previous posts. Why?Plant is self fertility. No hand pollination is needed. Plant does very well both in pot and in ground.
Quote from: miracle on October 25, 2017, 12:42:57 AMThis is what I got from growing the yellow dragon fruit from seeds after 4 years. The fruit that I got from a yellow dragon fruit seedling is red inside and outside. Completely different fruit than the one I got seeds from a yellow dragon fruit in previous posts. Why?Plant is self fertility. No hand pollination is needed. Plant does very well both in pot and in ground.Why? Seeds do not produce clones of the fruit they come from. Each seed is a new hybrid.By any chance... did you sell cuttings of your yellow Dragon Fruit grown from seeds on eBay?
Best to grow many seeds for better odds. Hopefully it tastes good. Still a win if it doesn't require manual pollination.
I have a 3 foot long rooted cutting from a friend here, just transplanted it fron a ploy to the arbor, I read somewhere they like less water than the other varieties.