Halleys Comet Dragon Fruit is a hybrid variety that comes from Hylocereus undatus and Hylocereus guatemalensis. The incredibly large fruit is slightly more rounded than the Physical Graffiti, and the fins are more abbreviated. In all other respects they are nearly identical. This is a hearty slow growing variety that can tolerate full sun. Fruits have a pink outside with green abbreviated fins and purple flesh inside that typically weigh 1.0 to 2.0 pounds. The flesh is sweet with an average brix of 16. The flower blooms are over 13 inches across and it blooms all summer. This variety is a strong but less aggressive grower and can tolerate full sun with minimal sunburn.Experience the luxury of Halleys Comet Dragon Fruit, a unique hybrid of Hylocereus undatus and Hylocereus guatemalensis. Its vibrant pink exterior is adorned with elegant green fins, revealing a succulent purple flesh that weighs 1.0 to 2.0 pounds. Indulge in the delicate sweetness of its flesh, with an average brix of 16. This exquisite variety boasts impressive flower blooms, over 13 inches in diameter, that last all summer long. Its vigorous growth and sun tolerance make it a top choice for any garden, with minimal sun burn. For optimal results, pollinate with Hylocereus polyrhizus.


Delicate sweetness very refreshing with a distinct Grape/Watermelon
Halleys Comet Dragon Fruit is a hybrid variety that comes from Selenicereus Undatus and Selenicereus Guatemalensis. The incredibly large fruit is slightly more rounded than the Physical Graffiti, and the fins are more abbreviated. In all other respects they are nearly identical.
Produces Pink-fleshed fruit with excellent flavor, closely related to Physical Graffiti, but not as vigorous or productive.
Origin: Paul Thomson, San Diego, CA early 1980's.
Fruit: round; large, 482 g; flesh hot pink, seeds small; rind bright red, relatively thin, with an intermediate number of bracts; quality very good; 16.7 Brix; rated high in sensory evaluations; 38 days from bloom to harvest in Southern California; harvest July through December.
Plant: stems intermediate in thickness, with 3 well defined ridges; stems relatively straight when mature, dark green; areoles have 1-3 spines, 2-4 mm long; segment between areoles convex, 53.6 mm long; flowers intermediate, petals white, calyx yellowish green, anthers and stigma lobes yellow.
Tolerance to cold and heat good; grows well in full sun; commercial potential good.

12 INCH + UNROOTED CUTTING
SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE:
CROSS

POLLINATION
S.UNDATUS

S.GUATEMALENSIS

DAYS

23

DAYS

35
AVERAGE
BRIX

16.7
AVERAGE
WEIGHT

1.5
Created By
Paul Thompson