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First developing Dragonfruit flower

12 years ago

Giant Vietnamese, from cutting received mid-Sept.

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newgen
12 years ago
Can't wait for it to open, one of the most beautiful flowers around.
dnt72800
12 years ago
Rodney,
Is this potted? The one at your place on my last visit? Maybe we can swap cutting one day....I have red,pink, vn white,purple and yellow.
cheers
David
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rodneys
Original Author
12 years ago
Yes, it is
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I have Giant Viet, Physical Graffiti, Purple Haze, American Beauty, Yellow, Thai Red, Voodoo Child
rodneys
Original Author
12 years ago
Here's the flower in bloom, from this morning
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houstontexas123
12 years ago
gorgeous, can't wait for mine to start flowering
rodneys
Original Author
12 years ago
Here's the flower with fruit. It looks about ready to pick

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phucvu
12 years ago
should be redder
wizzard419
12 years ago
Color can vary, but apparently those fins need to start wilting for it to be fully ripe. When you get them in the store they look all nice and healthy, but the fruit has no flavor.

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