Plant Biology

Pruning your Strawberry Guava tree is an essential task for maintaining the health of the plant. It is also necessary to fertilize the soil in spring and water the plant regularly. If you follow these tips, you will enjoy your fruit-filled tree for many years to come. In addition to eating them straight from the tree, Strawberry Guava can be made into jam. Its flavour is similar to that of Strawberry jam, and you can even add it to smoothies or other drinks. Fertilizing the soil in spring Fertilizing the strawberry guava tree's soil in spring is an important part of its growing cycle. While guava is adapted to a wide variety of soils, it does best in a well-drained soil. It can tolerate mildly salinity as long as the soil is well-drained. Its leaves are susceptible to marginal necrosis and tipburn during the summer months. Selecting the right planting location for your guava is also critical for protecting it from harsh climates. If possible, it's a good idea to plant it on