Are you ready to embark on a journey of homegrown sweetness? Our premium Strawberry Guava Seeds are your ticket to a lush, fruitful paradise.
This is the red Strawberry Guava, which has sweet and tart strawberry flavors. The taste is sweet, and like jelly. It is said to be THE BEST tasting guava among guava aficionados. A very productive variety making multiple crops per year. This selection of guava is from cold hardy mother plants that have been propagated in zone 9a for 10+years. Not just any regular strawberry guava.
Why Choose Our Seeds?
1.Easy Cultivation: Perfect for beginners or seasoned gardeners. Just plant, water, and watch the magic unfold!
2.Sun-Kissed Delights: Strawberry Guava thrives in sunlight. Your home garden will become a sun-soaked haven for these delectable fruits.
3.Gourmet Flavor Profile: Experience the luxurious taste of the aristocrat of guavas – sweet and juicy.
4.Elevate Your Space: Turn your balcony or backyard into a vibrant oasis with these ornamental and fruitful wonders.
In what scenes can it be used?
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.
Speaking of flavour, the fruit is awesome!
The taste of Strawberry Guava is a delightful fusion of sweet and tart, creating a unique flavor profile. Imagine a burst of tropical sweetness reminiscent of strawberries, coupled with a mild guava undertone. It's a sensory treat, offering a refreshing and juicy experience that sets it apart in the world of exotic fruits.
Planting Strawberry Guava Seeds
1.Seed Soiree: Soak the Strawberry Guava Seeds for 24 hours to get the party started.
2.Planting Fiesta: Pop those seeds into well-draining soil, about 1/4 inch deep – they love to bury themselves in comfort!
3.Hydration Happiness: Keep the soil moist, not soggy. They like a little hydration, but drowning is a no-no.
4.Sunshine Serenade: Serenade them with sunlight or a dazzling grow light. They thrive in the spotlight!
5.Germination Gala: Wait patiently for 2-6 weeks. Once they're rocking multiple leaves, it's time to move them to a bigger venue.
6.Transplant Tango: When they hit about 6 inches, transfer them to a sunny spot outdoors or a roomier pot.
7.Fertilization Fiesta: Treat them to a balanced, slow-release fertilizer every 6-8 weeks. They love a good feast!
8.Pruning Party: Keep things bushy by snipping the tips when they're young. It's like giving them a stylish haircut!
9.Harvest Hooray: Expect fruits in 2-3 years. When they're ripe, do the twist-and-harvest dance!
10.Savor the Victory: Enjoy the sweet victory of homegrown Strawberry Guavas!
Remember, patience is key in gardening. With proper care, you'll soon be enjoying the delectable fruits of your labor!
