This self-sterile hybrid is a cross between Selenocereus undatus and Selenocereus Stenopterus, further hybridized with Selenocereus Guatemalensis.
Amelie was created by crossing Connie Mayer and G1, and has many other seeding sisters.

This variety showcases pink flowers and green skin that turns orange when ripe, revealing bright purple flesh with a complex taste. The average fruit weighs around 1 pound, with a Brix score between 18 and 21, influenced by factors like weather, nutrients, and the plant's age.
 
Amelie fruit is comparable in size to Connie Gee. Similar to Riona, Amelie has a richly complex flavor, featuring a refreshing blend of coconut and lychee notes. The fruit's texture is slightly softer than that of Riona.