Selenicere Guatemalensis is a variety collected from Guatemala, Central America. This variety produces sweet, delicious, large 1.0 to 2.0-pound attractive fruit. This fruit makes this variety and easy addition to collectors or even beginners. This fruit is similar in taste and appearance to the American Beauty and Condor varieties. The flesh has a bright purple while the skin is a deep pink with well defined green fins. Like with many Dragon Fruit the bigger the fruit the better taste. The 1.0-p

Selenicereus Costaricensis Dragon Fruit is also known as the Costa Rican pitaya. This is a cactus species native to Central America and northwestern South America. This plant is known for having some of the largest stems made by any Dragon Fruit variety. They are extra large, three-sided growth with medium size spines. The flower buds emerge with red outline on the edges of the bud. The night blooming flowers are huge 15-inches and need assistance to set fruit as variety is not self-pollinating

Selenicereus Trigonus, commonly known as the triangular pitaya or triangle cactus, is a species of cactus native to Central and South America. This cactus is popular in agriculture and horticulture not only for its unique triangular-shaped stems but also for its delicious edible fruits. The triangular pitaya is a climbing cactus that grows up to 30 feet long and has woody stems that are triangular in cross-section.