Dragonfruit, Condor
Dragonfruit, Condor
3 inch Pot - 8 to 12" tall plant in 6" diameter x 7" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
1 gallon Pot - 8 to 16" tall plant in 5" x 5" x 6" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
Small Tree Pot - 8 to 16" tall plant in 5" x 5" x 6" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
Large Tree Pot - 8 to 16" tall plant in 5" x 5" x 12" tall pot. SHIPPABLE
3 gallon Pot - 18 to 36" tall plant in 10" diameter x 8" tall pot. IN STORE ONLY
5 gallon Pot - 30" to 60" tall plant in 11" diameter x 10" tall pot. IN STORE ONLY
15 gallon Pot - 60" to 75" tall plant in 17" diameter x 15" tall pot. IN STORE ONLY
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Tempt your taste buds with Condor Dragonfruit! This rare variety is a cross between a Nicaraguan and Guatemalan Pitahaya and it's the star of the Southern California Pitaya Festival. Its bright purple flesh and light green & pink hued skin looks just as delicious as it tastes - sweet, juicy and full of flavor with an average brix rating of 19. So come on, let your taste buds do the talking and go wild for this showstopper!
This sweet and juicy dragonfruit, is definitely worth getting your claws on! It's got a gorgeous look with its striking light green and pink hues, plus a sweet, refreshing taste that'll leave your taste buds soaring. Plus, it's large enough to feed the whole flock (weighing 1 to 1.5 pounds!) – so dive in!
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Please see our Dragonfruit Planting and Care InstructionsABOUT THIS PLANT
Botanic Name: Hylocereus guatemalensis
Common Names:
Condor,
Lifespan: Perennial
Hardiness Zone: 9 to 10
Fruiting Season: Late spring to early fall
Growth Structure: Vining Cactus that requires trellising. Dragonfruit must climb up and then hang down to fruit.
Fertility Preference:
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Water Preference:
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Sun & Light Preference:
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Years to Fruit: 2-3 years
Fruiting Season: Late spring to early fall
Pruning Season: Spring
Cold Tolerance: 32°F
Flowers? Yes,
Edible? Yes
Native to: South America
Recommended Size for Container Growing: 15 gallon pot
