• American Beauty Pitaya, Dragon Fruit Red Fruit Trees 123-Holmberg Farms, Inc. 12-18 inches & 1-gal
  • American Beauty Pitaya, Dragon Fruit Red Fruit Trees 123-Holmberg Farms, Inc.
  • American Beauty Pitaya, Dragon Fruit Red Fruit Trees 123-Holmberg Farms, Inc.
  • American Beauty Pitaya, Dragon Fruit Red Fruit Trees 123-Holmberg Farms, Inc.
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American Beauty Pitaya, Dragon Fruit Red

American Beauty Pitaya, Dragon Fruit Red

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Key Features

Pitaya "Dragon American Beauty" features vibrant pink skin, flat, elongated leaves, large fragrant flowers up to 12 inches, and sweet, juicy, white-fleshed fruit with tiny black seeds.

Special considerations

Pitaya (dragon fruit) requires well-draining soil, full sun, and protection from frost, needing special care in watering and support for climbing, along with warm, humid conditions for optimal growth.

Growing and Care Instructions

Pitaya (dragon fruit) thrives in well-draining soil with moderate watering, requires full sun for 6-8 hours daily, tolerates temperatures between 65-100°F, benefits from a balanced fertilizer every 4-6 weeks, and should be pruned to remove dead or weak stems annually.

  • Fertilizing

    Fertilize every 4-6 weeks during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer.

  • Watering

    Water when the top inch of soil is dry.

  • Light Requirements

    Full sun to partial shade.

Type Fruit-bearing
Lifespan 15–20 years
Growth Fast
Max Height 6–12 ft
Max Width 3–6 ft
Zone 10-11

10-11 Container / 9-11 Outdoors
(Hardy down to 32 F°)

  • Exotic cactus tree with versatile tropical appeal. Large white flowers with a sweet fragrance. Climbing vine grows well in dry areas
  • Grown in our plant nursery in Homestead, Florida with the benefits of our subtropical weather
  • Average age of tree in 3 gal container: 6-12 months
  • Approximate height: 2-3 Feet or taller

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