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Red Megalanthus Dragon Fruit - Frankies Red

Frankie’s Red Megalanthus Dragon Fruit – Selenicereus megalanthus Type

Description:
Frankie’s Red is a unique dragon fruit variety with characteristics similar to megalanthus types, particularly in the shape and structure of the fruit. The fruit develops through a beautiful colour change, starting green, then turning yellow and finally orange as it ripens.

When cut open, the fruit reveals red flesh with white highlights toward the centre, creating a striking contrast. The fruit shape and size are comparable to typical megalanthus varieties.

The plant produces thin, dark green, three-sided stems that grow in long segments and have small thick spines, another trait commonly seen in megalanthus types.

This variety was sourced from a commercial Sunshine Coast dragon fruit farm, and it is believed that the original plant may have occurred naturally in the wild before being cultivated.

Plant Characteristics

  • Megalanthus-type dragon fruit

  • Thin, three-sided dark green stems

  • Small thick spines typical of megalanthus

  • Fruit transitions green → yellow → orange as it ripens

  • Red flesh with white highlights in the centre

  • Fruit similar in shape and size to yellow megalanthus

Taste:
Exceptionally sweet fruit with a lemonade-like flavour and subtle berry notes.

Brix: 21



Care: 

Plant 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. 

For more information check out some of our blogs. 

Plant Sizes: These are available in 20cm

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

 

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