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Delight Dragon Fruit STARTER

Delight Dragon Fruit is a hybrid variety that comes from Selenicereus Undatus and Selenicereus guatemalensis. It is a self-pollinating and very fertile variety that will set fruit on its own. Recommend hand pollination to ensure fruit or even greater sized fruit.  This variety is a seedling selection made by the California Rare Fruit Growers. Internet research has stated that the 3-S seedling created by Paul Thomson and Delight are to be the same. It is one of the several crosses from the Niezel, a white flesh variety and Rixford, a purple flesh variety. 

Delights fruit is medium-sized fruit that typically weighs 1 pound. The flesh has a unique pink hue that has a delightful flavor, and this is where it gets its name. Flowers are enormous nocturnal blooms over 14 inches across and bloom all summer. Stems are green three-sided with small spines along the rib.

Delight Dragon Fruit STARTER

SKU: delight
$20.00Price
Quantity
GRAFTED - ROOTED - UNROOT - FRUIT
Delight Dragon Fruit

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Flavor

Mildly sweet and juicy flavor, often described as a combination of pear and kiwi. It's known for its delightful sweetness

Delight Dragon Fruit is a hybrid variety that comes from Selenicereus Undatus and Selenicereus Guatemalensis. This variety is a seedling selection made by the California Rare Fruit Growers. Internet research has stated that the 3-S seedling created by Paul Thomson and Delight are to be the same. It is one of the several crosses from the Niezel, a white flesh variety and Rixford, a purple flesh variety.

Delight Dragon Fruit
Delight Dragon Fruit

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POLLINATION

S.UNDATUS

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S.GUATEMALENSIS

FRUIT PRODUCTION
PLANT GROWTH
FRUIT FLAVOR
COLD HARDY
Dragon Fruit Flower Days

DAYS

DAYS

30

Fruit Days

DAYS

DAYS

33

AVERAGE

BRIX

BRIX Sweetness

18.4

AVERAGE

WEIGHT

AVE FRUIT WEIGHT

0.8

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Delight Dragon Fruit

Created By 

Paul Thompson

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