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Guava Pink - 10" Grow bag

Guava Pink - 10" Grow bag

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  • Very high in vitamin C
  • Fruits within 2-3 years
  • Drought and heat tolerant
  • Crops twice a year
  • Easy for beginners
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Country of origin: India

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Guava (Psidium guajava) is one of India's most reliable and rewarding fruit trees, prized for its sweet, fragrant fruit that is exceptionally rich in vitamin C. A vigorous, hardy small tree, it tolerates poor soils, heat and drought once established, making it perfect for home gardens, terraces and orchards across the country. It begins bearing within two to three years and crops heavily, often twice a year. The smooth-barked tree carries glossy green leaves and small white flowers. Low-maintenance and adaptable, guava suits beginners and rewards minimal care with abundant harvests for decades.

Specifications

Family Myrtaceae
Native region Tropical America
Mature height 3-6 m
Mature spread 3-5 m
Growth rate Fast
Foliage Evergreen, oval glossy green leaves
Flower colour White
Flower season Spring to monsoon
Climate zone Tropical and subtropical

Care guide

Sunlight Full sun, at least 6 hours daily
Watering Moderate; water weekly, more during fruiting; avoid waterlogging
Soil / mix Well-drained loam, tolerant of most soils; pH 5-7.5
Temperature 15-35C; tolerates heat well
Humidity Adapts to most humidity levels
Fertilizer Balanced NPK plus compost every 2-3 months
Pruning Prune after harvest to shape and boost new fruiting wood
Repotting Repot container plants every 2-3 years into larger pots
Propagation Air-layering, grafting, cuttings or seed
Pests & problems Fruit fly, mealybug, scale; use traps and neem
Toxicity / safety Non-toxic; fruit and leaves are edible
Difficulty Easy

Uses

<p>Grown for fresh sweet fruit, jams, jellies and juice; leaves are used in traditional remedies. A handsome shade and orchard tree for home gardens.</p>

Growing tips

<p>In India, prune lightly after the monsoon for a heavier winter crop, and bag developing fruit against fruit fly. Withhold water briefly before flowering to trigger heavier bloom.</p>

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Frequently asked questions

How often should I water my guava plant?
Water once a week in normal weather and twice weekly during fruiting and peak summer. Let the topsoil dry slightly between waterings and never allow waterlogging.
How much sunlight does guava need?
Guava needs full sun, at least 6 hours of direct light daily, for healthy growth and good fruiting. Insufficient light reduces flowering and yield.
Is guava safe for pets?
Yes, guava fruit and leaves are non-toxic and safe around pets, though large quantities of fruit may upset a pet's stomach.
When and how should I repot a potted guava?
Repot every 2-3 years, ideally before the spring growth flush, moving it into a larger pot with fresh well-drained potting mix and compost.
How do I propagate guava?
The easiest reliable methods are air-layering and grafting, which retain the parent's fruit quality. Seeds work but produce variable, slower-bearing plants.
Why are my guava fruits dropping or wormy?
Fruit fly is the usual cause. Bag fruits while young, hang fruit-fly traps, collect fallen fruit and spray neem to keep infestation down.
When does guava bloom and fruit?
Guava flowers from spring through the monsoon and fruits a few months later, often giving two crops a year in warm Indian climates.
Can I grow guava indoors or only outdoors?
Guava needs strong sun and is best grown outdoors or on a sunny terrace; it does not fruit well as an indoor plant.
Is any part of the guava plant toxic?
No part is toxic. Fruit, leaves and even leaf tea are commonly consumed and considered safe.
What fertilizer is best for guava?
Feed a balanced NPK with added compost or farmyard manure every 2-3 months, increasing potash before and during fruiting for sweeter fruit.

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