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Does anyone have Dragon Fruit seeds available?  I want to try growing them as houseplants.  If anyone has some available, I would like to buy a few.

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My local grocery store currently sells Dragonfruit.

A year ago I planted fresh seeds from a few fruits. They germinated soon, and grew into lovely little plants.
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Joseph Lofthouse wrote:My local grocery store currently sells Dragonfruit.

A year ago I planted fresh seeds from a few fruits. They germinated soon, and grew into lovely little plants.



Hey Joseph, I'll check but I've never seen that at a grocery store here.  It may be that I just wasn't really looking for them so didn't notice.  I'll give it a try.  Thank you.

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I acquired seeds for you Trace.
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