Helping guide to grow Guava Plant in pots at home

by Barkha Pahuja SEO/Writer Guava is a small tropical tree or plant of the family Myrtaceae. This plant is in huge demand cultivated for its edible fruits. Guava trees are native to varied parts of India and are also grown in tropical and subtropical areas globally. Guava fruits are used to make jams, jellies, and preserves, a most common pastry filling. Fresh fruit are rich in vitamins A, B, and C. when eaten raw these supply huge health benefits. It maybe sliced and served with sugar and cream as a dessert.


Cultivation of guava plant
Propagation of guava plants are usually by seeds; however improved varieties are perpetuated by plant parts. The plant’s stiff dry wood and reedy bark prevent cutting and usual methods of grafting. Veneer grafting in vigorous growth, gives excellent results.

The guava plant is not frost-resistant but is successfully grown throughout India; in several tropical regions, it grows so abundantly in a half-wild state as to have become a pest.
Soil requirement for growing guava plant in pots
•    It can grow well in any type of soil, however, well-drained and fertile soils if you want to grow it in a plant.
•    The pH level must be approx. 4.5 to 7.0
•    The soil should be mixed with organic manure and perlite for increasing its draining capacity and fertility.
•    Always use high quality commercial potting that is made with rich organic matter or ceramic for better growth.
•    For fastening the growth of the plant mix the potting with natural compost.

Temperature requirement for growing guava plants
•    These are drought and temperature resistant.
•    The ideal temperature for germinating seeds is 20 to 28 degrees Celsius.
•    Temperature below 3 degrees Celsius can affect the young guava plant.
•    Plants above 3 years of age can bear -6 degrees Celsius temperature.

Watering instructions:
Guava plants don’t need frequent deep watering. During warm weather water this plant two to three times per month, deeply. During the winter months, guavas are drought resistant, so water after 2-3 days.

Instructions with Fertilisers to be used:
Application of fertilizer rich in potash or potassium keeps the plant healthy and increases the fruit yield. Spreading fertilizer among the root area of the tree and working it around the base of the tree is advised. The tree needs to be fertilized 3 to 4 times a year at equal time intervals. Fertilizing is not advised in cooler climates and late seasons, as the tree's growth and subsequent fruiting at this stage may damage the plant.

Can anyone get a guava plant from a nursery?
These days, the cultivation of plants is very simple. There are plant nurseries Guava Plant Suppliers in India from where anyone can get all types of plants to be reared at their backyard or terrace gardens. These plants are well-grown and fertilised to be planted in pots and enjoy the greenery at home.

There are benefits of contact nurseries.
•    Well maintained plants
•    Affordably priced florae
•    Experts’ guidance for better growth
•    Doorstep deliveries
•    Nationwide reach for fast distribution

If you want a good yield of guavas at home, follow the instructions well, maintain the correct temperature or seek an expert’s supervision to become a good planter.

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