Guava Plant

Guava Plant

The true epitome of tropical excellence. Have a piece of the Caribbean in your home! Guava plants will be right at home in a warm conservatory. Very similar to citrus plants, they are of a similar size and just as hardy. When kept in a large decorative pot, these guava plants make excellent sunroom or conservatory plants, especially as these beautiful guava plants produce one of the most attractive and fragrant flowers out there! The guava plant’s frothy looking white flowers will certainly make a fantastic talking point. Reminiscent of shaving brushes they are a curiously unusual shape. The alluring scent of these flowers definitely has to be smelt to be believed. 

The only thing better than enjoying the display of glossy serrated leaves and beautifully scented flowers of this guava plant is the sweet-smelling fruit produced and of course eating them! Rich in vitamin C the guava fruit tastes amazing and was said to be one of Queen Victoria’s favourites, who can blame her? The whole room will smell like the tropics! The Guava plant is supplied in a 2-litre pot.

Caring for your Guava plant

The guava plant grows wide with a short canopy. The trunk can be either multi-stemmed or one single sturdy trunk. Guava plants thrive in most soil types but prefer good drainage and of course full sunlight for optimum fruit and flowering. 

Growing Information

Growing Information

The guava plant grows wide with a short canopy. The trunk can be either multi-stemmed or one single sturdy trunk. Guava plants thrive in most soil types but prefer good drainage and of course full sun light for optimum fruit and flowering. Guava plants require protection from the cold and are not suitable for the outdoors in colder climates. Guava plants require watering frequently especially during flowering and fruiting seasons. Guava plants can be cared for in similar ways to other fruiting trees.