Cutting of Tropical Climbing Cactus

Seedlings (2 available) €3 each

1 cutting (5cm) €5
1 cutting (8cm) €8
1 cutting (15cm) €15
and so on...

The Hylocereus Undatus, better known as pitaya or dragon fruit, is a tropical climbing cactus particularly appreciated for its vigorous growth and spectacular fruits. Native to Central and South America, it belongs to the Cactaceae family and differs from classic cacti by its climbing habit.

The Hylocereus Undatus develops long, fleshy, triangular and segmented stems that can reach several meters in length. These bright green stems have pronounced edges and small flexible spines, allowing them to cling to supports.

In its natural habitat, this cactus climbs on trees or surrounding structures, using its aerial roots to anchor itself. In cultivation, it is often trained on a support or grown hanging.

Its growth is rapid, making it an ideal plant for those seeking visible development in a short time. With good conditions, it can quickly form a large plant.

It grows in warm environments, sometimes slightly humid, often climbing on other plants.