I live in southwest coastal Florida. Moved here from Colorado two years ago. One of the first trees I purchased is a pink guava that was in a two gallon pot. It has grown like gangbusters -- over fifteen feet. I have gotten several abundant harvests of delicious pink guavas from it. It's a nice looking tree as well as producing abundant fruit harvests.

I hate mimosa. Their thorns are ruthless. Its tiny, razor sharp and worst, it breaks off easily. They grow & invade like crazy. Its also hard to uproot them.

My parents love guavas and was the first tree we planted it is indeed the gateway drug to tropical tree lol. Unfortunately, I killed so many guava trees almost 10 since I started. Last winter I lost all my special varieties from mimosa. But that was before I learned about creating micro climate and frost protection so I will try again. I do find the tropical pink and white are indeed hardier

I love how your forrest is so ultra dense. Some will find it messy but It’s the exact look I love. Just how it would be in the nature

My Guava tree got good flowers but keeps dropping it before becoming fruit. What do I miss? thanks

our guava trees are the most neglected in the yard. and we get thousands of fruits. we do try to keep the trees around 12 or 13 feet because they get out of control.

Hello, I have a six foot strawberry guava but it doesn't produce much fruit, it only gave me 3 guavas this year. Is there something I could do to help it produce more fruit? Do you recommend trying to pollinate the flowers with a brush? Thank you!

Hi I've watched a lot of your videos and glad I found this one! My guava has lots of flowers and small fruits but they all dropped. I water it regularly and it still drop. Can you please let me know how you care for guava when they flower and set fruit? Thank you so much!

Good afternoon friend. Thanks for showing us your fruit trees an let’s us know how to take care of them.

I have the pink guava about 10' and the short yellow guava that gives bowls of fruit. Also the red leafed....the pink needs lots of water. Flavor is fair to ok..just not hot enough here or they need to root deeper. No freezes most years nowadays,a 10 a climate.

Yes I agree grow your own because everything is expensive in stores thanks for sharing

Very impressive!

Beautiful trees I have two guava white and pink I'm in Tennessee both growing in container

I love your food forest, it's absolutely beautiful. I do have a question though, what does your water usage look like? I'd love to do something similar on a smaller scale, however where I live is super dry and then there's the drought, so I'm not sure if I should even bother right now. Thank you for your video!

If you have a Fruit tree like Guava, Pomegranate any fruit tree and the branches have no leafs, you can Notch right above the leaf NODES and the will sprout branches, ( Look up Notching Fruit Trees) I saw this on one of the videos and tried it and it does work, Try it it actually Works

Your videos are very educational. I want to plant a guava tree at a spot with only 2-3 hours of direct sun. Realistically how well will it do? Will it produce only a small amount of fruit?

Great video. When you plant guava in the ground, can it grow in clay soil? I also live in central valley and the ground soil is clay.

Thank you for sharing! What’s your opinion about the red Malaysian guava? I’m thinking planting it in a jumbo size pot in my front yard where is exposed to full sun all day, but a little concern about frost. Would you say a the strawberry guava is much better tasting and more cold hardy?

What are your thoughts on ruby supreme vs the tropical pink? Does ruby supreme have hard seeds? Thanks

On your pineapple guava is it better to have one main trunk. If it’s still small or would it be okay if have multiple trunks