Lemon Yellow Guava Tropical Fruit Tree – Sweet and Tangy – Garden Ready

Grow Your Own Delicious Guava Plant

Indulge in the delightful taste of homegrown guavas. These tropical fruit plants are not only beautiful additions to your garden but also incredibly adaptable, thriving in various conditions. Imagine harvesting your own sweet and tangy guavas right from your backyard!

This fruit plant is well-suited for outdoor growth in many warm climates. With proper protection from hard freezes, it can fruit in containers almost anywhere. These plants flourish in full sun and require ample water, demonstrating impressive drought tolerance during brief periods.

During fruit development and ripening, consistent watering is crucial. The flavor of the fruit is a balanced blend of sweetness and tropical essence, complemented by a subtle sub-acid tang. These plants are approximately 3-4 feet tall and come in a 3-gallon pot, ensuring you receive a healthy, well-established plant that resembles the provided images. A must-have for your tropical fruit plant collection.

Benefits of Growing Your Own Guava Plant

• Drought tolerant: Resilient in dry spells.
• Disease resistant: A robust and healthy addition to your garden.
• Produces tasty fruit: Enjoy fresh, sweet, and tangy guavas.
• Adaptable: Thrives in various growing conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Your Guava Plant

1. How big will my guava plant get? Expect the plant to reach 10-15 feet in height at maturity, depending on growing conditions.
2. What type of soil is best for my fruit plant? Well-draining soil is essential. A mix of sandy loam with some organic matter is ideal.
3. How often should I water my new guava plant? Water deeply 2-3 times per week during the initial establishment period, then reduce to once a week, increasing during fruit development.
4. Does this fruit plant require pruning? Prune in late winter or early spring to remove any dead or crossing branches and to shape the plant.
5. How long until my fruit plant produces fruit? You can expect fruit production within 1-2 years of planting, with proper care.