Okinawa Prefecture Fruit Red Dragon Fruit Nutrient-Rich 150g Cut Seedling Pesticide-Free Cultivation

We are offering seedlings of red dragon fruit, cultivated by my mother in the southern paradise of Okinawa.
These plants are known for their strong vitality, making them relatively easy to grow.
The seedlings will be cut after purchase, so the photos shown are for illustrative purposes only.
There may be some minor damage from insects, but this will not affect their growth.
Also, if the seedling is too long, we may trim the top, but this will also not affect its growth.
The seedling will be planted in the orientation shown in the PET bottle.

The photos show cuttings from the dragon fruit my mother grows, so please use them as a reference for what the fruit looks like.
Every year, we harvest and enjoy plenty of delicious fruit around this time of year!

Shipping will be done via Japan Post's 4th Class Mail service, with the seedling placed in a PET bottle as shown in the photos.
The total weight, including the PET bottle, will be kept within 150 grams.
Please note that there may be slight variations in weight.

The size of the seedlings will vary; some will fit snugly in the PET bottle, while others may be about half that size. We will send a combination of these.
There may also be variations in thickness; thicker seedlings might be shorter, and thinner ones might be taller. Please understand these variations.

The PET bottles used for shipping will be for 1 to 2 liter capacity.

Dragon fruit is rich in nutrients, including vitamins such as B1, B2, folic acid, niacin, C, and carotene, as well as minerals like potassium, magnesium, and iron.

This cactus fruit, cultivated in Japan's warmer regions, is gaining attention for its various nutrients, making it popular among those who are health and beauty conscious.
Dragon fruit is also known for its beautiful, white, fragrant flowers that bloom for just one night, and many people grow it just to see these blossoms.
As dragon fruit plants are sensitive to cold, growing them in pots is recommended for colder regions.

Dragon fruit grows best in sunny locations.
If grown in a place with insufficient sunlight, it may not produce fruit, so please be aware of this.

However, intense direct sunlight can scorch the leaves, so it's necessary to avoid direct sun during the hot summer months.
Using a net or shade cloth from above is recommended.

Additionally, humid environments are not ideal for cultivation, so choose a location with good ventilation.
Thank you for your understanding.