Tropical Strawberry Guava Organic Pink Guava Seeds

Organic Pink Guava is an exotic fruit.

Feature:
This fragrant fruit has small seeds, juicy, sweet, and a mouthwatering flavor medley that is reminiscent of passion fruit, strawberry, and pear.
The salmon pink fruit can be eaten fresh or used to flavor your favorite drinks and desserts.
The beautiful evergreen tree makes for a great live wall that will provide lots of privacy with its dense foliage.
The summertime bloom presents a spectacular display of fragrant white flowers which will develop into greenish-yellow fruits once ripe in the winter.
Self-fruitful
Can be kept as a small bush with pruning or a 15'-20' tree.
Prefers a warmer climate but is adaptable to temperatures as low as 22°F.

Usage:
Great juiced, fermented (wine), pickled, made into jam, jelly or even better just eaten straight of the tree, skin and all! This variety has tiny little fruit with very few seeds too, which is a real bonus for guavas.

The taste is nearly identical to normal tea. Just roughly chop or food process the green leaves then leave them to dry. The bruising of the leaves is vital for that real tea like flavour.

How to grow
Seed: Soak the Strawberry Guava Seeds for 24 hours to get the party started.
Planting: Pop those seeds into well-draining soil, about 1/4 inch deep – they love to bury themselves in comfort!
Hydration: Keep the soil moist, not soggy. They like a little hydration, but drowning is a no-no.
Sunshine: Serenade them with sunlight or a dazzling grow light. They thrive in the spotlight!
Germination: Wait patiently for 2-6 weeks. Once they're rocking multiple leaves, it's time to move them to a bigger venue.
Transplant: When they hit about 6 inches, transfer them to a sunny spot outdoors or a roomier pot.
Fertilization: Treat them to a balanced, slow-release fertilizer every 6-8 weeks. They love a good feast!
Pruning: Keep things bushy by snipping the tips when they're young. It's like giving them a stylish haircut!
Harvest: Expect fruits in 2-3 years. When they're ripe, do the twist-and-harvest dance!

Savor: Enjoy the sweet victory of homegrown Strawberry Guavas!