World's Most Expensive Pitaya (Pitayas or Mexican Dragon Fruit) - Pitayas Farming and Harvesting

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The pitayas (Mexican Dragon Fruit) is a type of dragon fruit. Considered an exotic fruit for its freshness, bright colors, and unique flavor.
The pitayas is of different colors, such as pink, red, white, yellow, and purple.
In Guadalajara, Mexico, a batch of 4,000 pitayas can sell for over $7,400.
Getting your hands on some in the US can cost up to $22 for a bucket of five fruits.
Pitayas grow on a type of cactus called the organ-pipe cactus.
These cacti can grow up to 30 feet tall and sweltering heat is the only way to reach this incredibly sweet and juicy fruit.

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0:00 Introduction
0:33 The pitayas is a type of dragon fruit.
0:54 Pitayas grow on a type of cactus called the organ-pipe cactus.
1:31 Pitayas grow on cacti, just like prickly pear and dragon fruit.
2:06 To start bearing fruit, the cactus needs at least eight years.
3:23 To grab pitayas at the top of the plant, the farmer uses a long reed fitted with spikes.
4:40 This makes getting pitaya to customers incredibly difficult
7:00 Pitaya can be used to make cocktails, drinks, bread, and jam.
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World's Most Expensive Pitaya (Pitayas or Mexican Dragon Fruit) - Pitayas Farming and Harvesting