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  • White guava seeds 1kg
  • White guava seeds 1kg
  • White guava seeds 1kg
  • White guava seeds 1kg
  • White guava seeds 1kg
  • White guava seeds 1kg

White guava seeds 1kg

No.THT36
High germination white flesh guava seeds for outdoor or potted cultivation. Heat-loving, heavy fruiting with easy daily maintenance for garden lovers.
$95.00
  • White guava seeds 1kg
  • White guava seeds 1kg
  • White guava seeds 1kg

Description

Our premium white guava seeds are taken from fully ripe fresh white flesh guava fruits with plump tiny seeds and stable germination ability. White guava is a popular tropical evergreen small fruit tree. It produces delicate white aromatic flowers in spring and summer, and bears round fruits with crisp, sweet white flesh rich in vitamin C after ripening.
White guava is fond of warm climate and cannot resist frost and freezing weather. It can grow outdoors permanently in frost-free tropical and subtropical areas. In temperate zones, it has to be planted in large deep flower pots and moved indoors for warmth during cold winter. Seed-grown seedlings can start bearing fruits within 2 to 3 years after planting. This variety is widely used for family balcony potted fruit growing, courtyard ornamental tree matching, small orchard economic planting and greenhouse commercial cultivation. It prefers loose, breathable, slightly acidic well-drained sandy loam soil. Waterlogged low-lying land and heavy clay soil are strictly forbidden to prevent root rot. Daily care mainly includes full sunlight supply, moderate watering, regular pruning to shape the canopy and winter anti-freezing protection, which is a high-yield fruit tree combining edible value and ornamental effect.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation
    Mix garden soil, peat soil and coarse sand to make loose and draining substrate, add a small amount of decomposed organic fertilizer appropriately. Avoid sticky heavy clay soil that holds excess water.
  2. Seed Pre-treatment
    Clean all fruit pulp off seed surface completely, soak the seeds in warm water for 24 hours to activate the embryo. No cold stratification process is required.
  3. Sowing Method
    Scatter the fine seeds evenly on moist soil surface, cover with a thin layer of fine sand about 0.5cm thick, spray mist gently to keep surface humidity.
  4. Germination Condition
    Keep the substrate slightly damp without standing water, maintain constant temperature at 24-30°C. Seeds will sprout within 10 to 20 days. Cover plastic film properly to lock moisture for higher germination rate.
  5. Daily Maintenance
    Place the seedlings under full sunlight all year round; reduce watering frequency largely in winter dormant period. Transfer potted guava indoors timely once temperature drops below 5°C to avoid frost damage. Trim overly dense inner branches every year to improve ventilation and promote more fruiting branches.

Specification

  • Plant Name: White Guava
  • Botanical Name: Psidium guajava
  • Plant Type: Tropical Evergreen Perennial Small Fruit Tree
  • Mature Height: 2–5 Meters
  • Fruiting Period: Summer to Autumn, seedlings bear fruit in 2–3 years
  • Germination Temperature: 24–30°C
  • Growing Temperature: 16°C ~ 38°C, growth stops below 10°C, damaged by frost
  • Light Requirement: Full Sun
  • Soil: Loose well-drained slightly acidic sandy soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Easy
  • Core Features: Fast fruiting speed, heavy yield, sweet crisp white flesh, suitable for balcony potted and courtyard outdoor planting

FAQ

Q1: Can white guava survive outdoor winter in cold northern regions?
A1: It is afraid of low temperature and frost. Cold areas must adopt large pot planting and indoor overwintering.
Q2: How long will seed-grown white guava bear fruits?
A2: Healthy seedlings can produce fruits normally in the second or third year after sowing.
Q3: Does white guava need enough sunlight?
A3: Full direct sunlight is essential. Insufficient light causes thin branches, few flowers and low fruit setting rate.
Q4: What is the biggest planting taboo?
A4: Overwatering and soil waterlogging easily cause root rot; low temperature frost will directly hurt the whole plant.
Q5: Suitable for beginner gardeners?
A5: Very friendly for new growers, only need to ensure sufficient sunlight and control watering volume reasonably.

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