Hylocereus Undatus - dragon fruit plant

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  1. miraflores

    miraflores Total Gardener

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    compagniadelgiardinaggio.it-antonio sabbetti
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    Oh wow!! That's kewl!! Not hardy I'm betting..... :heehee:
     
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    Amazing! Where does it live?
     
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    got few baby plant for swap...if anyone is interested.
     
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    Wow!!! love one, what sort of winter temperatures are we looking at
     
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    The plant in the picture grows in north Italy, where the temperature is not too dissimilar from the South of England.
     
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    Sorry to disappoint you but in North Italy temperature can yes reach -18 in winter , but in summer we got +40 , North Italy is really famous for the rice plantation , still didn`t manage to grow any rice over here.
    ps really raccomand Rome and Naples in May or September , as i`m from the Amalfi cost area :dbgrtmb:
     
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