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Enthusiastic pitayas (dragon fruit)
My pitayas are putting out numerous new pods and growing at a quick pace. Below are photos of two pots of Hylocereus hybrid 'Physical Graffiti', and the other varieties have similar appearance. I will keep two of the new pods for a total of three on each plant to train upward and trade the rest off both here (see advertisement) and locally in San Diego.
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Re: Enthusiastic pitayas (dragon fruit)
I've never eat Pitays, but they look delicious.
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Re: Enthusiastic pitayas (dragon fruit)
I have and there tasty. It's been a while since I've tasted it.
 
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Re: Enthusiastic pitayas (dragon fruit)
Richard was very kind to drop off three cuttings here. I'm very excited to watch them grow, and eventually try the fruit!
Thanks again, Richard!
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