Big Red Strawberry Guava (Psidium cattleianum) - 1 Plant- 8-16 in

Description: Big Red Strawberry Guava (Psidium cattleianum) - 1 Plant- 8-16 in - Edible Fruit You are purchasing one 8-16'' tall (pot height is not included) Big Red Strawberry Guava. Big Red Strawberry guavas are very productive of delicious cherry size guava flavored fruit. Many consider Strawberry guavas as being superior to commercial guavas in flavor for fresh eating. Beautiful evergreen small tree or large bush can get to 15-20 feet tall in good soil, but can also be kept smaller. Hardy down to 22F once grown out, it can also be grown in containers and brought indoors in cold winter climates. Native of Brazil.. These are from rooted cuttings. Where to PlantStrawberry guava typically needs a tropical habitat, resembling that of Brazil. They can be planted in your garden, outside your house, or can be grown as a small tree in your backyard. However, the plants are an invasive species, so it’s best to avoid planting in areas that you don’t want to be taken over! Strawberry guava can spread fast and grows well in full sun. It grows well in warmer temperatures, typically between 70-85°F (21-29°C).WaterThe tree needs regular, ample watering. Although the plants can tolerate short periods of drought, guava red trees need proper hydration. They need even more water during fruit development so the berries can ripen properly. Regular irrigation at least once a week, once the plant matures, is good enough to maintain healthy growth. SoilStrawberry guava needs well-drained, loamy to sandy loam with an acidic pH between the ranges of 5 and 7. The soil should also be quite rich in organic matter and slightly warm. Cooler soil temperatures can inhibit the germination of the seeds. FertilizingThe plants need fertilizer thrice a year – in summer, spring, and fall. Use a high-quality granular citrus fertilizer with a ratio of 6-6-6 for the best results. Pruning Strawberry guava plant naturally stays in shape; however, if you’re planting it for landscaping purposes, a little pruning can go a long way. They have a naturally pretty form. Nonetheless, you can cut off any branches that are invasive or growing outside the borders. Tipping the branches will also mean bushier growth if that’s what you want. The ideal time to prune is in fall, once the fruit season is over.

Price: 16.99 USD

Location: Bossier City, Louisiana

End Time: 2023-10-02T23:35:06.000Z

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