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HAVE: Have: Yellow Dragon Fruit cuttings

14 years ago

Hi, this vine-like cactus (Selenicereus megalanthus / Hylocereus megalanthus) grows very well in Melbourne. I have had amazing flowers for the first time this year, but no fruit as yet. I now have them growing 3m up a sunny brick wall, so you never know...

Cuttings take root very easily. I have quite a few, from 20-80cm in length.

Willing to trade for interesting edibles that will grow in Melbourne.

Cheers,

Mike

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Comments (5)

drgrim
14 years ago
Hi Mike. Do you have any of the dragon fruit cuttings left? Would really like to get some of those growing!
inezcath
14 years ago
Hi Mike,
Do you still have any cuttings? I have epazote seedlings and mexican oregano cuttings, green perilla seedings. Can you give me an idea of what you would be interested in if you still have some to swap?
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LittleVietGarden
13 years ago
Hi Mike. not sure if you will see this msg,
I have white dragon fruit growing, if you don't have growing at your place, maybe we can trade. I had fruits in the frist year of planting.but I'll only take if the cutting is from 500mm over
P.S growing Dragon Fruit you should keep it climb to max Height of 1.5 meter only. don't let it over grow. if it over grow they don't fruit as much
dexterin
12 years ago
Hey Mike i have some Habanero chilli seeds, Large Capsicum seeds, Broad bean seeds, and more seeds :) so i am wanting some of these magnificent sounding dragon fruit cuttings as i tryed some of this fruit in Thailand and i Loved it
serapax
Original Author
12 years ago
Hi, happy to give you a couple of cuttings with no trade necessary if you're able to pick-up.
Cheers, Mike

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