Lake Atitlan
Sold by Shulman Dragon Fruit Orchard
Moorpark, CA, US
The Shulman Dragon Fruit Orchard is the unique orchard that offers lots of varieties of Dragon Fruit plants, cuttings and…
Price range: $18.70 through $42.90
EachSelf-Sterile — needs a different dragon fruit variety nearby as a cross-pollinizer to set fruit
Sizes are seller-defined but must include exact measurements.
Lake Atitlan is named for the volcanic lake in the Guatemalan Highlands where it was discovered. It’s a vigorous grower with a sweet, tangy, berry-like finish reminiscent of strawberries, raspberries, and boysenberries.
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Store: Shulman Dragon Fruit Orchard • Moorpark, CA, US
See the beauty of the Lake Atitlan bloom: https://youtu.be/420VE_QX12Q
Lake Atitlan dragon fruit is a distinctive Pitahaya variety named after the volcanic lake in the Guatemalan Highlands where it was originally discovered, recognized for vigorous growth and a flavor that balances sweetness with a tangy, berry-like finish.
Fruit Profile
- Flavor: Sweet and tangy, often compared to a mix of strawberries, raspberries, and boysenberries.
- Brix: Most fruit tests between 16.5 and 18, with some individual fruit measuring as high as 19.8 to 20.
- Size: Medium to large, typically 0.75 to 1.5 pounds, with some growers reporting fruit up to 2.5 pounds.
- Appearance: Pinkish-red skin with green fins.
Growing conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Water when the top inch of soil dries — dragon fruit is drought-tolerant and dislikes soggy roots. Hardy outdoors in USDA zones 9–11, or grow it in a pot or greenhouse and bring it inside when temperatures drop below 32°F.
Additional information
| Square Variation | Size 16-23" cutting, Size 11-15" cutting, Size 24-32" cutting, Rooted Plant 2-3' tall, Rooted Plant 3-4' tall |
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| Pollination | Self-Sterile (needs a cross-pollinizer) |












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