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Recommendation on New Dragon Fruit

11 years ago

Hello

I am looking for a recommendation on two new dragon fruit plants. I currently have an American Beauty, Halley's Comet, Yellow, and Vietnam Jaina. If possible, it would be great if someone could recommend one more good one with white flesh, and one with dark red flesh. Thanks! (and if possible, hopefully they are productive ones :) )

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plumeriafl
11 years ago
I have Natural Mystic (dark flesh) and it is super tasty and seems to be self-fertile based on my experience, confirming what is written about the variety.
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