The skin of a dragon fruit is almost never just one color. It’s usually a vibrant magenta or hot pink, like something a flamingo would wear to a party. Those green scales? They’re the fruit’s version of a mohawk—totally for show.
But here’s the kicker: not all dragon fruit wears that pink suit. Some varieties have a yellow skin, like a pineapple’s laid-back cousin. It’s rare, but it exists—and it’s just as stunning.
