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Why Pink Guava Trees?
With Pink Guava Tree dazzles with fragrant white blooms in spring and fall, reaching up to 6 metres outdoors or thriving in containers as a compact bush. Perfect for brightening up your home or garden, this easy-care tree just needs sunlight and well-drained soil to flourish.
Here’s why you’ll love Pink Guava Trees :
- Produces Tons Of Pink Guava.
- The Harvest Occurs Twice A Year.
- Perfect For Small Landscapes.
- Easy To Grow At Home.
- Organically Grown.
- Minimum Maintenance.
- Can Fruit the 1st Year.
A Significant Benefit: Our plants Reach 4.5 to 6 meters, this tree can be pruned into a container-friendly bush. Enjoy fragrant white blossoms in both fall and spring, adding beauty and a fresh scent to any space.
- Mature Height: 4.5 m to 6 m
- Mature Width: 3 m to 6 m
- Sunlight: Full Sun, Partial Shade
- Harvest Time: Summer
- Growth Rate: Fast Growing
- Botanical Name: Psidium guajava ‘Ruby Supreme’
Pink Guava Trees are Self-Fertile. You will get a Crop with only one plant. However, adding an Extra Pink Guava Tree – will drastically increase the size of your crop.
To Plant your Pink Guava Tree choose a sunny spot with excellent drainage. To check, dig a 30 cm by 30 cm hole and fill it with water. If it retains water after an hour, improve drainage by mixing sand and perlite into your soil. This ensures healthy roots and optimal growth, giving you the best results. Pink Guava trees thrive in well-drained soil, so proper preparation will lead to abundant fruit and a lush, productive tree
To care for your pink guava tree, water deeply and let the top 5 cm of soil dry before watering again. These trees prefer slightly dry conditions between watering, especially in warmer months. Avoid overwatering as pink guava trees, like citrus, are prone to root rot if left in standing water. For potted guavas, check if the top 5-8 cm of soil is dry before adding enough water to drain through the holes. Overwatering can harm your tree.
Pink Guava trees thrive when fed regularly, especially in their early years. For best results, fertilize young pink guava trees every 1-2 months with a balanced 6-6-6-2 formula. Once mature, feeding 3-4 times a year is enough. These trees love nitrogen, phosphoric acid, potash, and magnesium. If grown in pots, an organic, granular fertilizer every three months will keep them healthy. Perfect for Egypt’s climate, pink guavas need the right nutrients to grow strong and fruit beautifully.
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