Maria Fuchsia Dragon fruit

Maria Fuchsia Dragon Fruit – Selenicereus sp.

Description:
Maria Fuchsia is a highly regarded dragon fruit variety that was originally sold and distributed worldwide as a mislabelled Maira Rosa (from El Creek). Despite the mix-up, this plant proved to be so productive and delicious that it has been retained and now goes by the name Maria Fuchsia.

This variety is self-sterile and requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. The plant is very productive, producing fruit in waves from spring through to autumn.

Maria Fuchsia produces beautiful purple flesh with red skin and minimal green fins, giving the fruit a striking appearance. The fruit skin is moderately thick, providing good protection while maintaining a generous flesh-to-seed ratio.

The plant produces white flowers and typically develops medium to large fruit weighing around 400–500 g. With its strong productivity and attractive fruit, Maria Fuchsia is considered a high-quality variety with good commercial potential.

Plant Characteristics

• Self-sterile (requires cross-pollination)

• Very productive plant

• Fruits in waves from spring to autumn

• Purple flesh with red skin and minimal green fins

• Moderately thick skin

• Fruit size 400–500 g

• Large white flowers

• Good seed-to-flesh ratio

• High-quality fruit suitable for commercial growing

Taste:
Juicy fruit with sweet and tangy berry-to-grape flavours.

Brix: 17–20.3

Care: 

Plant dragon fruit cuttings into an excellent quality potting mix to a depth of 2-3 cm 

Your dragon fruit will be marked with an arrow, plant ^ Arrow point up to the sky.

Regular Fertilizer 

Water once the soil has dried out.

Once rooted transfer onto a post. 

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Plant Sizes: These are available in 20cm cuttings

Shipping 

All items are posted on a Monday Express post, with Australia Post. If Monday is a public holiday they will be sent the Tuesday or the following Monday depending on the destination. We aim to deliver healthy and happy plants :)

No post to  WA, NT and TAS due to quarantine restrictions and biosecurity