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PitayaFruit · Pitaya And Other Dessert-Fruiting Cacti

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  • Founded: Jan 14, 2002
  • Language: English
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Pitaya, Pitahaya, Dragon Fruit, and other synonyms for Hylocereus undatus, H. polyrhizus, and other H. spp. are raised for their delicious and attractive fruit. These and more are climbing cacti. Columnar cactus may be raised for fruit, such as Cereus peruvianus, and its close relatives.
Open bloom on Selenicereus megalanthus Christmas, 2003, is shown in the photograph.
While you're here, be sure to check the 'File' and 'Photos' section, for useful information. Let's talk about varieties, availability, and whatever interests you.
You are welcome to visit me in San Diego. Contact me if interested: rarefruit@san.rr.com.
Leo Manuel of San Diego, California, is Group Owner.
[NOTE: Only Group Owner Can Post Pictures. Also, letters to the group should relate to fruit of pitaya. Owner reserves the right to edit letters and to delete mail not suitable for this group.]

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Re: Effects of pruning on fruiting?
Ok, heres the basic skinny on the effects of pruning branches, and why it does what it does. Pruning a branch has the same effect as cauterizing an artery, it
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 5:25 pm
Robert
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Re: Effects of pruning on fruiting?
I am a C3 plant specialist and not a Pitaya (succulent) specialist. Theory says "flowering" has nothing to do with pruning, Flowering is a Long Day Phenomenon
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 5:21 pm
Graham Reinders
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Effects of pruning on fruiting?
Hello all dragon fruit growers, I am giving further consideration to my plant spacing for a dense planting due to limited space for a greenhouse.  In order to
Posted - Fri May 25, 2012 4:20 am
Harvey Correia
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My Visit To Elk Creek Ranch
Dear Pitahaya Lovers, Tuesday, May 16th I had the opportunity to visit Linda and Gery at the Elk Creek Ranch in Fallbrook, CA. I was so impressed with the way
Posted - Sun May 20, 2012 9:33 pm
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Re: Pix-Flower buds changing growth into branches
Happens fairly often and is of no concern and don't cut that branch unless it otherwise needs pruning off !!! Great pics ! ... [Non-text portions of this
Posted - Sun May 20, 2012 12:26 pm
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