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Dragon Fruit - 6" Grow bag

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  • Fast-fruiting high-value crop
  • Striking pink edible fruit
  • Drought-tolerant climbing cactus
  • Spectacular night-blooming flowers
  • Easy from stem cuttings
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Dragon fruit (Selenicereus undatus) is a fast-growing climbing cactus grown for its vivid pink-skinned, sweet, mildly refreshing fruit with white or red flesh dotted with tiny seeds. A low-water, high-value crop, it thrives in hot climates on sturdy poles or trellises and bears large, fragrant night-blooming white flowers. India's cultivation, branded Kamalam, is expanding rapidly in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Tolerant of drought and poor soils but intolerant of waterlogging and frost, dragon fruit is a profitable, ornamental and easy-care fruit crop for warm Indian regions.

Specifications

Family Cactaceae
Native region Central America and Mexico
Mature height 2-5 m (on support)
Mature spread Sprawling climbing stems
Growth rate Fast
Foliage Leafless; fleshy triangular green stems
Flower colour Large white, night-blooming
Flower season May-September
Climate zone Tropical and subtropical

Care guide

Sunlight Full sun; light afternoon shade in extreme heat
Watering Low to moderate; let soil dry between waterings
Soil / mix Sandy, very well-drained, pH 6-7.5
Temperature 20-35 C; frost and extreme heat sensitive
Humidity Tolerates dry to moderate humidity
Fertilizer Regular light feeding with NPK and compost
Pruning Prune to manage stems and encourage branching
Repotting Pot or ground; needs a sturdy support pole
Propagation Easy from stem cuttings
Pests & problems Stem rot, mealybugs, ants, fruit flies
Toxicity / safety Non-toxic; fruit edible
Difficulty Easy

Uses

Grown for refreshing edible fruit eaten fresh, in juices, salads and desserts. The night-blooming flowers and form are also ornamental.

Growing tips

In India train dragon fruit on a concrete pole with a top frame; it fruits in 1-2 years, loves heat, and needs sharp drainage to avoid stem rot during monsoon.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water dragon fruit?
Water moderately and let the soil dry between waterings. As a cactus it dislikes constant moisture, so reduce watering in the monsoon.
How much sunlight does dragon fruit need?
Dragon fruit needs full sun for good fruiting, though light afternoon shade helps prevent stem scorch in very hot Indian summers.
Is dragon fruit safe for pets?
Dragon fruit is non-toxic and the flesh is safe for people and most pets. The fruit is one of the more pet-friendly options.
Can dragon fruit be grown in a pot?
Yes, it grows well in a large pot with a sturdy support pole, very well-drained mix and full sun, making it ideal for terraces.
How is dragon fruit propagated?
It is very easy from stem cuttings. Let a cut segment callus for a few days, then plant in well-drained soil to root quickly.
Why is my dragon fruit not fruiting?
Common reasons are immaturity, low light, or lack of pollination. Some varieties need hand or cross-pollination at night to set fruit.
When does dragon fruit flower and fruit?
It flowers at night from May to September, with fruit ripening a month later, giving several flushes through the warm season.
Is dragon fruit indoor or outdoor?
Dragon fruit is an outdoor sun-loving cactus. It needs strong light and a support pole and will not fruit indoors.
What fertilizer suits dragon fruit?
Feed regularly but lightly with balanced NPK and compost. Add extra potash and phosphorus before flowering for better fruit set.
Why are my dragon fruit stems turning yellow or rotting?
Yellowing or soft rot usually means overwatering or poor drainage. Improve airflow, reduce watering and remove affected stem sections.

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