🍈 Guava

(Guava)

Scientific Name: Psidium guajava

Description

Guava is a popular tropical fruit tree admired for its attractive green foliage and nutritious edible fruits. Its fruits are typically round to oval with green to yellow-green skin and crisp or soft flesh, depending on the cultivar.

Easy to grow in tropical conditions, Guava is an excellent choice for edible gardens, home orchards, farms, residential landscapes, and resort gardens.

Key Points

• Produces nutritious edible fruits
• Attractive tropical green foliage
• Fast-growing and easy to establish
• Excellent for edible gardens and home orchards
• Suitable for tropical and subtropical climates
• Can be maintained as a compact fruit tree with regular pruning

Care

☀️ Light: Full sun for best growth and fruit production
💧 Water: Water regularly during establishment; moderately drought tolerant once mature
🌱 Soil: Fertile, organic-rich, well-drained soil
🌡️ Climate: Thrives in warm tropical and subtropical conditions
✂️ Maintenance: Prune periodically to maintain a manageable canopy, encourage branching, and improve fruit production

Size

📏 Plant Height (excluding pot): 0.50–0.80 m

Pricing

💰 Price: [Insert Price Here] (Price for 1 Plant Only – Pot Not Included)

Perfect for

🍈 Edible gardens • 🌳 Home orchards • 🌱 Farms • 🏡 Residential gardens • 🪴 Large containers • 🏨 Hotels & Resorts • 🌿 Tropical landscapes

Important Note

📌 Pot is not included with this product.
📌 The guava cultivar should be confirmed before ordering, as fruit size, shape, flesh color, sweetness, seed content, and harvest characteristics vary between cultivars.
📌 Fruit production depends on plant maturity, cultivar, sunlight, nutrition, pruning, and growing conditions.
📌 As a living plant, height, branching, foliage density, fruiting stage, and overall appearance may vary depending on season and nursery stock.

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📸 Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual plant appearance, size, fruit shape, fruit color, and overall form may vary depending on cultivar, maturity, and growing conditions.