by Wallace Ranch
January 17, 2022
Pruning dragon fruit and getting ready for the next season.
by Wallace Ranch
January 6, 2022
Created by Julio Robles, Robles Red is a hybrid of American Beauty flower pollinated with Orejona pollen.
by Wallace Ranch
December 22, 2021
Dragon Fruit Farming USA
by Wallace Ranch
October 22, 2021
First of the season. Half fruit and branch.
by Wallace Ranch
October 8, 2021
Temperature swings specially cold nights with rains split the dragon fruit. Oddly enough, the fruits pointing up had the splits but the fruits side...
by Wallace Ranch
September 4, 2021
Sometime we get some weird ones, maybe a bird or an insect did this... or is it an ultra rare double stigma dragon fruit?
by Wallace Ranch
September 2, 2021
Pitahaya time at Wallace Ranch! So many that we ran out of pick crates!! We also are just finishing up hand pollinating a 15,000+ bloom that co...
by Wallace Ranch
August 29, 2021
Second Wave of dragon fruit bloom in action
by Wallace Ranch
August 20, 2021
Tricia Dragon Fruit ripening nicely!
by Wallace Ranch
July 10, 2021
Most dragon fruit "fruit" form on the hanging branches. It's not common but fruits can also form along the trunk of the plant.
by Wallace Ranch
July 3, 2021
Picked first box of dragon fruits this week. American beauty was first to flower but Robles Red was quick to catch up.
by Wallace Ranch
June 6, 2021
Photo taken 1 week apart, dragon fruits developing nicely. Getting three in a row
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Created by Julio Robles, Robles Red is a hybrid of American Beauty flower pollinated with Orejona pollen.
Temperature swings specially cold nights with rains split the dragon fruit. Oddly enough, the fruits pointing up had the splits but the fruits side...
Sometime we get some weird ones, maybe a bird or an insect did this... or is it an ultra rare double stigma dragon fruit?
Pitahaya time at Wallace Ranch! So many that we ran out of pick crates!! We also are just finishing up hand pollinating a 15,000+ bloom that co...
Most dragon fruit "fruit" form on the hanging branches. It's not common but fruits can also form along the trunk of the plant.
Picked first box of dragon fruits this week. American beauty was first to flower but Robles Red was quick to catch up.
Photo taken 1 week apart, dragon fruits developing nicely. Getting three in a row
and bees doing pollination.
