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09-20-2009, 10:52 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Re: If you're looking for "red" flesh dragon fruit,
Which Lowes?
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Re: If you're looking for "red" flesh dragon fruit,
Not mine, lol.
No store near me has any banana plants or any other tropics
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Re: If you're looking for "red" flesh dragon fruit,
The taste varies widely in red-fleshed varieties. Which cultivar are they?
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Re: If you're looking for "red" flesh dragon fruit,
Hylocereus undatus. At least that's what it shows on the tag. I've learned to not trust their tags too much.
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Re: If you're looking for "red" flesh dragon fruit,
Yeah really! H. undatus is a white-fleshed species!
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Re: If you're looking for "red" flesh dragon fruit,
Haha, that is so funny. Don't they have a "master gardener" to oversee what is put on the plant labels? Oh well, at least their stuffs are readily available.
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I have tried some awful tasting red-fleshed pitaya. If I was buying a dragon fruit plant, I'd want to have a named cultivar. For example: Hylocereus undatus "Paul Thomson" is a great tasting white-fleshed fruit. Hylocereus guatemalensis "American Beauty" is a great tasting red-fleshed fruit ... etc.
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