Growing Dragon Fruit in Timor

Friday, 12 April 2019 15:36

Growing Dragon Fruit in Timor

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2019GDFTLWeb150 Fr Fausto Tilman De Araújo, one of the formators in our community in Hera, Timor-Leste, has been experimenting. A keen gardener, Fausto has been trying to grow the highly sought after dragon fruit. If successful, Fausto hopes not only to supply the large Carmelite community at Hera (36 Carmelites) but to grow enough for sale to local supermarkets where it fetches a good price. Good luck, Fausto!

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