250 Rare Red Dragon Fruit (Pitaya) Seeds - 95% Germination Rate - Thanh Long RUỘT ĐỎ - Hylocereus Costaricensis Non-GMO | Organic | Heirloom

Patience is key. Seeds took about 6 weeks to germinate indoors in a heat mat. Using different methods, about 50 percent of the seeds germinated. I will give it 5 stars though because you get closer to 450 seeds

None of the seeds worked. It’s a scam, don’t buy this thang.

Out of the 10 that I started, only one didn’t take and I think that pod somehow didn’t get the water as it was dry when I checked on it. The others are all growing well. I’ve got two in my aquaponics system and 4 in a pot. I’m a little surprised that the ones in the aquaponics system are actually a bit bigger than the potted ones.

My 17-year-old son loves to plant seeds and he loves this fruit. A couple of years ago he planted some and it was a very nice experience, seeing all the little plants grow. Now he wanted to try it again and he is very excited to see them grow.

This really did grow very nice but you have to keep up taking care of it that way it can actually grow and lots of sun light

I have germinated white and yellow dragon fruit very successfully and really wanted to try red. This order came within a timely manner and was shipped appropriately. I usually only attempt a quarter of the seeds in my first attempt at germinating just to document and research any ways to get better results with the next batch. So with germinating about 40 seeds, I immediately (within about 2 days) had one sprout and is thriving. I was disappointed that it was only one but I also know that some dried dragon fruit seeds can take 4-8 weeks to sprout. It has now been 4 weeks and I have had 3 more sprout. I do not know as of yet if they will be as strong as the first, though I suspect they will. I will continue attempting to sprout more through the entire 8 week max just to be fair. If more eventually sprout I will add another star to this review. It says 95% germination, which is why I could never give the full 5 stars as there is nothing stating these are dried seeds and can take longer to germinate.

All of the seeds and I mean all of them planted differently. But none of them sprout

99.99% of seeds sprouted