Grow a premium dragon fruit variety with our Shayna Dragon Fruit cuttings. Carefully selected from healthy, productive mother plants grown locally in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, each cutting is freshly prepared to preserve the vigor, performance, and true-to-type genetics of the original variety, providing an excellent foundation for successful rooting.
Shayna Dragon Fruit is a vigorous and highly productive variety prized for its striking bright pink skin, vibrant magenta to purple flesh, and exceptionally sweet flavor with rich tropical notes. Valued for its outstanding fruit quality, excellent productivity, and beautiful appearance, it is a favorite among dragon fruit enthusiasts and home growers alike. With proper care, these cuttings establish quickly and develop into long-lived climbing cactus vines capable of producing abundant harvests for many years.
Whether you're starting your first dragon fruit collection or expanding an existing one, Shayna Dragon Fruit rewards growers with exceptional fruit quality, vigorous growth, and dependable production.
Plant Information:
Characteristic
Details
Scientific Name
Selenicereus Hybrid
Common Name
Shayna Dragon Fruit
Plant Type
Climbing Cactus
Fruit Flesh
Magenta to Purple
Skin Color
Bright Pink to Red
Flavor
Exceptionally Sweet with Rich Tropical Notes
Growth Rate
Fast
Sun Requirement
Full Sun (6–8+ Hours Daily)
Watering
Moderate; Allow Soil to Dry Slightly Between Waterings
Cold Tolerance
Protect from Frost
Support Required
Yes (Trellis, Post, or Support Structure)
Suitable For
Containers, Gardens, Greenhouses, and Orchards
What's Included:
Three (3) healthy Shayna Dragon Fruit cuttings
Approximately 9–12 inches (23–30 cm) long
Freshly prepared from healthy, productive mother plants
Ready for rooting using your preferred propagation method
Shipping & Care:
Cuttings are shipped without roots and carefully packaged to help ensure they arrive in excellent condition. Plant in a well-draining rooting medium and allow the cut end to callous before watering, if appropriate for your propagation method. Rooting success depends on proper care, propagation techniques, and growing conditions.
