I grew up with lots of guava trees, and we ate the skin. The skin is meant to be eaten.

So nice

Omgosh, I need one of those! 🥰🌱❤️

Your Ruby Supreme guava looks good. I like the Reddish color. I'm surprised that type of guava can handle the cold temperatures up north. My Thai guavas wouldn't make it under 35 degrees.

I just loved this video!!!! I want one now haha! I am zone 6B so will have to grow in a pot. Does it need a pollinator?? Or is it self-pollinating? That was some big fruit for a container grown tree 😀

Hi you have a beautiful guava variety can you tell me where you bought the seedling i buy mine too. Thankd

The myrtle family is pretty diverse in terms of edible fruit trees and shrubs. Many are more cold hardy than Psidium. See for example Cattley guava AKA strawberry and lemon guavas. Feijoa AKA pineapple guava is one you're already aware of and its a great candidate. Chilean guava or ugni is probably not a candidate as it prefers cooler summers (they grow it well in the more temperate parts of England and Ireland, and the coastal PacNW. Finally, see Cherry of the Rio Grande and some of the jaboticabas. Red and scarlet would at least do well in pots for you, if not in the ground (established ones in-gound can take brief spells below 25F I have read; some real heroes have surviveducj worse).

Pine apple guava, Chilean guava are much more cold hardy some reports say that it’s hardy to zone 5 or 6.

what cold climate do you guys live in, where? I have a Mexican Cream guava that I have in a 5 gallon bucket here in Oklahoma in zone 7b, according to part of what I read on google cold distinct winter type weather improves the quality of the fruit but I'm afraid of letting it get too cold too long, the coldest I have allowed it to get was about 39F before I moved it indoors.

Wow nice juicy guava. What sort of low temperatures do you get there. I'm trying to grow pink guava in the UK, not outdoors as we just had -9 over December, indoors in pots.

No problem eating the skin

Is it really Ruby supreme? I thought Ruby supreme fruits are more elongated as shape.

Would this grow well in Houston TX zone 9

Looks so good. Do you live in North Carolina ?

Its so easy to grow guava from seeds

Sorry but zones 9-11 are not "cold hardy zones". Bringing indoors & battling fungus gnats for 5-6 months each year in the Midwest is not reasonable

I am in Alpharetta Georgia and from Jamaica, where did you get your guava and mango trees and do you leave outdoors? Love your content.

How old is your plant? Any hints on how to encourage flowering? Have one, but it hasn't flowered

Will these do good in zone 8b?

Where do you purchase the tree??