Psidium guajava

Psidium guajava

Common guava is a species of plant in the myrtle family. It is native to the Caribbean, Central America, and northern South America.

It grows up to 8 meters tall.

The leaves are green, slightly curved, and have clearly visible veins. They remain on the plant year-round. Guava leaves are also used as a herbal remedy.

The flowers are white and exude a pleasant fragrance, which adds to the plant's appeal. They grow singly in the leaf axils.

The fruits are round or pear-shaped, and can range from 3 to 10 cm in length. As they ripen, they are green at first, then yellowish, and finally develop red discolorations.

The fruit's flesh can be white, yellow, or pink. It exudes a characteristic musky odor. The fruit contains numerous, small, edible seeds.

Each order is accompanied by a receipt or (upon request) an invoice, a delivery note compliant with WIORiN requirements, and a plant passport, if required.

Our seeds are high-quality and suitable for both nurseries and amateurs.

Seed Handling Instructions:

Soak the seeds in water approximately 24 hours before sowing. Use a peat and sand mixture or regular garden soil.

Scatter the seeds evenly over the surface of the potting mix and lightly dust them with a thin layer of soil.

Cover the container with a clear plastic wrap to create a microclimate and place it in a warm, bright place. Spray the soil with water as needed to maintain moisture.

Uncover the plastic wrap for a few minutes every few days to air out the container.

SEEDS ARE INTENDED FOR SOWING ONLY!