Light
Full sun outdoors; the brightest window indoors in winter.
Psidium guajava
Pink inside, perfume on the counter.

Full sun outdoors; the brightest window indoors in winter.
Water when the top inch is dry. Steady moisture while fruit develops.
Plant in spring in sandy, well-drained soil, or a coarse potting mix in a pot with holes.
Balanced fruit fertilizer every six to eight weeks in the growing season.
Shape after harvest. Pinch tips on potted trees to keep them compact.
Flowers in spring and summer, fruit late summer into fall. Rest it, cooler and drier, in winter.
Fruit flies and scale outdoors in the South. Frost damage below 28°F.
Round fruit with pink flesh and a sweet-tart, fragrant flavor, good fresh or for jam. It fruits young and stays manageable in a large pot.
Why we stock it: Tropical fruit that can live on a sunny patio and spend winter in the garage.
Guava Tree 'Ruby Supreme'from $59.95 · Arrives alive, or we replace it