Really Dionaea?

[curtisconners]

Ok, I have just googled dragon fruit and I have no room for a plant that big in winter, so I cannot take in masonix's surplus. Sorry.

Today's lesson: Never underestimate the potential size of a plant.

 

[cwatson1414]

Hylocereus is definitely cool. Very forgiving in my experience. I've heard in a greenhouse or in habitat they grow to be enormous.

 

[Acro]

More proof that it's fake I guess, that and the fact that, as far as I know, roses can't produce blue pigment.

Any photos of "rainbow roses" that you see, are either photoshopped or made by this method: 9 Easy Ways to Make a Rainbow Rose (with Pictures)

Ok, I have just googled dragon fruit and I have no room for a plant that big in winter . . .

Hylocereus is definitely cool . . . I've heard in a greenhouse or in habitat they grow to be enormous.

It seems that they can be kept small with trimming. Here are two different examples: