Guava Fruit Plant – 90 cm . Psidium Guajava
The plants have attractive evergreen leaves that are stiff leathery and elliptical, which produce deliciously rich oval or pear-shaped fruits that are more accurately berries and have soft flesh.
Planting & Care
SunLight: Guava loves sunny and warm exposure.
Soil: can be grown in heavy clay-rich or very sandy soil with pH ranging from 4.5 (acidic) to 9.4 (alkaline),
Water: Water the tree when the top 6 to 8 inches of soil have dried. Water slowly and deeply, to about a 2-foot depth.
Fertilizer: Fertilize the tree with 1/2 pound of actual nitrogen per year
Temperature: The optimum temperature for germination of guavas falls in the range of 68 to 82 F (20 to 28 C).
