Andreas Budiman, a farmer in Bogor, West Java, has successfully cultivated a new variety of dragon fruit with yellow skin and sweeter taste. Discovered in Singapore 30 years ago, the yellow dragon fruit is less common and more expensive due to its rarity and unique characteristics. The Director General of Horticulture in Indonesia has shown interest in this new variety and supports farmers who innovate in agriculture. The yellow dragon fruit is rich in antioxidants and carotene, making it especially popular during the COVID-19 pandemic.