Bahamat is a magenta-fleshed, sweet dragon fruit (pitaya) cultivar of Selenicereus undatus that sets fruit without a second variety. It flowers May–September and fruit ripens 30-35 days after flowering.
- Flesh colourMagenta
- Brix17-19° · sweet
- PollinationSelf-fertile
- FloweringMay–September
- Bud to flower~25 daysTypical for dragon fruit
- Harvest30-35 days after flowering
What Tendra growers see
1 Tendra grower tracks 1 plant of Bahamat, making it #46 of 90 cultivars among Tendra dragon fruit growers.
So far they have logged 1 bud, 0 blooms and 0 harvests.
Logged buds by month: June (1).
See the full Bahamat grow stats. Numbers update as growers log more.
Distinguishing features
Caribbean selection with deep magenta flesh. Large fruits (16-20 oz), exceptional sweetness. Hurricane-resistant growth habit. Tolerates high humidity well. Popular in tropical island cultivation.
Fruit and flavor
Dragon fruit with magenta flesh. Sugar content (Brix): 17-19. Harvest when skin color changes and fruit gives slightly to pressure.