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Forum: Other Plants 07-11-2008, 08:59 AM

Replies: 791 Dragon Fruit Views: 188,747 Posted By lorax Re: Dragon Fruit Dragon fruit are cactus fruit. Down here, there are three classes of cactus fruit - Pitahaya (Dragonfruit), Tuna (Prickly Pears, white or red flesh), and San Pedritos (fruit of the San Pedro...

Forum: Other Plants 07-01-2008, 08:36 AM

Replies: 791 Dragon Fruit Views: 188,747 Posted By lorax Re: Dragon Fruit That's probably because as it grows, the basket loses its ability to support the mass of cactus. In Ecuador, at least, these things get honkin' big and heavy, and then they throw big heavy pitayas. ...

Forum: Other Plants 06-20-2008, 08:53 PM

Replies: 791 Dragon Fruit Views: 188,747 Posted By lorax Re: Dragon Fruit I have the yellow ones - Selenecerus megalanthus - and I'm quite fond of them. Awesome as a freezer snack, but my fave is to juice them with fresh agave syrup. The resulting beverage tastes like...

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