AMERICAN BEAUTY an easy to grow Hylocereus that grows well and is a reliable bloomer/fruit producer, usually blooms mid to late summer as it likes the heat, fruit is usually ripe by late summer or fall. Roots easy just like Epiphyllums. The American Beauty dragon fruits grow on long, thin, vining cactus's that are often seen growing on trellises but also up trees, fences or walls. American Beauty dragon fruits, or Pitaya Roja, are botanically classified as Hylocereus guatemalensis. The red-fleshed dragon fruits are rarer than the yellow skinned variety, and are not nearly as widely available as the white-fleshed variety. American Beauty dragon fruits are a Guatemalan dragon fruit variety.
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