Key Features & Benefits

• Premium guava variety known for large fruit size and excellent taste
• Grafted plant ensures early fruiting (within 1–2 years)
• Fruits have soft seeds, thick pulp, and high sweetness
• Rich in Vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants
• High-yielding variety suitable for home and commercial cultivation
• Strong plant with good disease resistance
• Suitable for pots, terrace gardening, and open fields

Plant Care Guide

Sunlight

• Requires full sunlight
• Minimum 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily for best fruiting

Soil

• Well-draining, fertile soil
• Tolerates a wide range of soils but prefers slightly acidic to neutral (pH 5–7)
• Ideal mix: garden soil + sand + compost (1:1:1)

Temperature

• Thrives in warm climates
• Ideal temperature: 20°C to 35°C
• Can tolerate moderate heat and mild cold

Watering

• Water regularly but moderately
• Summer: 2–3 times per week
• Winter: reduce watering
• Keep soil slightly moist, not soggy
• Avoid waterlogging to prevent root rot

Fertilizers

• Apply organic compost or vermicompost every 20–30 days
• Use balanced fertilizer (NPK 10-10-10) monthly
• During flowering and fruiting, apply potassium-rich fertilizer
• Add micronutrients like zinc for better fruit quality
• Avoid excess nitrogen

Re-potting Instructions

• Re-pot every 2–3 years (for container plants)
• Use a large pot (at least 16–20 inches deep)
• Carefully remove plant, trim damaged roots, and place in fresh soil mix
• Water thoroughly after re-potting
• Best time: early spring or monsoon

Fruiting Season

• Main fruiting: rainy season and winter (July to February)
• Peak harvest usually in September–October and December–January
• Grafted plants start fruiting early and produce multiple harvests annually

Usage Ideas

• Fresh consumption due to sweet taste and soft seeds
• Ideal for juices, smoothies, and fruit salads
• Used in jams, jellies, and desserts
• Suitable for kitchen gardening and terrace farming
• Good option for small-scale fruit business

Care Tips

• Prune regularly to maintain shape and improve yield
• Remove weak and overcrowded branches
• Support branches when fruits are heavy
• Monitor pests like fruit flies, aphids, and mealybugs
• Use neem oil or organic sprays for pest control
• Mulch to retain moisture and improve soil health
• Bag fruits if needed to protect from insects.