Growing Pitaya (Dragonfruit) in the Tropics

Pitaya being cultivated at the Finca Mi Tierra organic farm, located within the Tierra Pacifica residential community in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.

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Education

Tags:

• pitaya
• dragonfruit
• growing tropical fruits
• edible cactus
• fruiting cactus
• Mi Tierra
• tierra pacifica
• guanacaste
• costa rica

[fackVC]

what's average temperature in the farm?highest and lowest?

[RestoreOurWatershed]

@fackVC The low temperature is around 68 degrees F at night on the low end, with a night time high of perhaps 78. Daytime temperatures range from 75 up to 100 degrees F depending on the season.

[theanvilcracks]

@noraneka Or you can get self-pollinating hybrids...

tropicalfruitnursery(dot)com/d­ragon/index.htm

[noraneka]

thanks alot for the reply

geez , now where can I can some bees....

[lacabaallan]

@noraneka i heard you need bees to do the job(polinating)



[noraneka]

why my dragon fruits after the  flowers die the fruits die too

[kevreilly7]

those stakes don't look strong enough or big and stable enough

[ggpalms]

pepesplants.weebly.com

Dragon Fruit Cuttings!