Self-Pollinating Fruit Tree Impresses Gardeners With Hardy Fruit Production
Introduce a taste of the tropics to your garden with the Tropical White Guava Tree, a sensory delight that brings both beauty and flavor to your outdoor space! This evergreen tree not only offers lush, dense foliage for privacy as a live wall or hedge, but also showcases a spectacular bloom of fragrant white flowers prior to fruiting season.
Experience the joy of harvesting juicy, sweet guavas with small seeds, boasting a flavor profile reminiscent of passion fruit, sweet lime, and melon. Whether enjoyed fresh or incorporated into your favorite drinks and desserts, the white-fleshed fruit of the Tropical White Guava Tree is sure to be enjoyed by many!
With its self-pollinating nature and heavy fruit production, this tree ensures a bountiful harvest without the need for multiple plants. The best part? Guava leaves contain anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties and help aid stomach issues and other similar ailments.
This fruit tree offers a delightful experience for any garden enthusiast, bringing a slice of paradise right to your doorstep. Ready to cultivate some delicious fruit this year? Get your Tropical White Guava Tree today!
Pollination Info
Tropical White Guava Trees are self-pollinating. You will get fruit with only one plant. However, adding an additional Tropical White Guava Tree will drastically increase the size of your crop.
Planting & Care
1. Planting: Plant your Tropical White Guava Tree in well-draining soil and a sunny location, ensuring adequate spacing for its mature size. For containers, 15g to 25g in size is recommended for optimal production.
2. Watering: Water twice a week throughout the first growing season. Once established, rely on rainwater. For potted plants, water twice a week during the initial year, adjusting the frequency as the plant matures.
3. Fertilizing: Guava Trees have high nutrient needs and can benefit from a fruit tree fertilizer. We suggest a slow-release formula lasting 180 days. Apply during spring or fall following the instructions on the label.
4. Pruning: Prune to maintain shape, removing dead or diseased branches and encourage fruit production.
5. Pollination: The Tropical White Guava is self-pollinating, so you only need one tree to produce fruit.
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