Hylocereus undatus (Dragon Fruit) Hanging Planter " --Helen Macdonald

" --Helen Macdonald

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Hylocereus undatus (Dragon Fruit) Hanging Planter " --Helen MacdonaldGrow (Hylocereus undatus) indoors if your home has a location with plenty of sunlight, such as a sunroom or a large window where the plant gets six to eight hours of sunlight. As a climber with aerial roots emerging from its branches and latching onto objects, the plant needs support to grow upright, such as a trellis. Make sure that it is sturdy and strong enough to support the branches with fruit, which can get heavy.