Harrisia fragrans with fruit

Harrisia fragrans "fragrant prickly apple" cactus with a lot of fruit. These probably really do self-pollinate with the smallest gust of wind, as I have read. Fruit starts out green, turns purple and finally bright red at ripening. I specialize in growing Florida-able columnar cacti mostly from Florida, the Caribbean and Brazil. Lots of cool stuff going on at Cactus Island Nursery - see more at www.cactusislandacres.com

[@afherping4090]

Where could I get some of these?

[@cactusislandnurseryflorida]

I can only sell these in Florida and can't ship them.

[@hascobar962]

Is it need cross pollination? For fruit

[@cactusislandnurseryflorida]

Self-pollinates easily by itself with just a light breeze.

[@aslamirfan2928]

Sir plant avalable?

[@cactusislandnurseryflorida]

Can only sell in Florida and can't ship them.

[@SiCChicken]

@@cactusislandnurseryflorida How much are you charging for a mature Fragrans? how did you get seed? and where are you located? Possible to pickup.

[@cactusislandnurseryflorida]

@@SiCChicken They are $20, $30, $50 and $75 apiece. All are fruiting maturity. I got my first seeds from Mesa Garden's original owner's seed specimens some years ago, now both species are in full cultivation here with seed of their own. I am open by appointment and pickup by visit is good. Give me a call to set up a time to visit the farm. Thanks.

[@cactusislandnurseryflorida]

We are in the north of Williston, FL just southwest of Gainesville, and on the county line.

[@cactusislandnurseryflorida]

FWS was fine with my seeds and the source store where I bought, them so I can sell in Florida. I couldn't get interstate commerce permit though, so I can only sell in Florida.