You explain this much better than current University professors in USA.

@CaliforniaGardening

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated!

@antoniiocaluso1071

3 ай бұрын

you need to attend better "universities", Mr! haaaaa.... want an "expert", just go find someone who actually is growing fruit trees in your area. The older the better, kids! :-)

Love that you interact AFTER 8 YEARS posted. I have a 24 foot white Arabian guava and a 22 foot pink ruby guava in my front yard

That's a huge guava (the Mexican variety) wow... I've just planted two Indian guavas (they are a medium sized variety) and I also have 4 x cherry varieties yellow and strawberry. They certainly are a wonderful backyard fruit! Very interesting varieties you are growing - top video! Cheers :)

@CaliforniaGardening

8 жыл бұрын

+Self Sufficient Me Thanks, nice to know about all your guava varieties!

@ibm450

8 жыл бұрын

+Self Sufficient Me yeah i too have the indian guava, looks very similar to the mexican variety in this video but half the size. my fruits got infested by fruit flies, how to control? anyone know were i can get the red and the arabian variety from in western australia, perth?

@Selfsufficientme

8 жыл бұрын

tolga erok Ok thanks for the info because mine haven't fruited (obviously) but I'm hoping our fruit ripens in autumn like our cherry guavas because they don't get stung by fruit fly. The only organic way to stop them is netting. Thankfully, fruit fly netting has come down in price considerably over the past few years and you can buy it in bulk on eBay.

@thehuntfortruth

3 жыл бұрын

You got a Guava video? I'd love to see it!

@pr5991

2 жыл бұрын

Indian variety is very hard to grow in Melbourne, in winter it dies.

not only very informative but also encouraging. I just feel to go out and get a pot and start planting!

This video helped me identify the guava tree I have in my yard. The Mexican White Guava. Thank you for the wonderful information!

Your you tube Channel is very inspirational for me to start my own garden with fruits trees, thanks you sir. Can you do whole garden video tour for us and see your beautiful garden ?

Thank you for making this very informative video! I hope to be able to grow guavas in my garden some day.

OMG, my mouth is watering!!! looks so tasty

Omg😯... Soooooooooo many guavas.... Woooooowwwwwww you r amazing... I think you have all plants in your garden(fruits and vegetables)

Guavas are my favorite fruit. I like the Mexican white type. I enjoy plucking from my parents garden. Loved watching your videos. Thanks for sharing :)

Perfect review, I have the large white variety and the pink one too. Now I need to look around for the Arabian variety.

i want to live here! endless supply of fruits and veggies

Those are some beautiful looking gauwahs !

I live in Florida zone 9-10 and have a strawberry guava tree that now is 7ft. tall and has produced many flowers and guava in various years. I have a problem with squirrels getting them before I do!! Same with the avacado 's. I love the taste of the strawberry guava.I have heard that the pink fruited variety is the sweetest! TY for the advice on pruning!

Thank you for the info on guava...trying to decide which to plant!

Love your videos. been thinking about growing guavas for years.

Thanks for the tips I have the Ruby one in my yard🌴

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! I just ordered a tropical pink and am excited to learn about others.

Wow ! What a beautiful guava trees! I planted white guava more than 7 years ago never had fruit or flower😳

Good presentation.keep it up.I too grow gvaua with out any strain and stress to the plant and self..

I love your videos I’m in Texas and I love guava so I purchased one can’t wait to see the fruits of my labor. thanks for letting me know to bring it in doing the winter ., how to fertilize it.

Guavas are more cold tolerant than you realize. For example, in Nevada and Arizona, which basically have desert climates, the Guava can grow. However, during the winter time, especially in Southern Nevada, care must be taken for the first year to protect the roots of the plant. After that, the guava tree will die back during the cold but usually comes up stronger the next year. This has been my experience.

@julianc.9648

5 жыл бұрын

Mark Gailmor But here in California, most of the time they never die to the ground. Root hardy, but not a hardy tree.

@aron8949

5 жыл бұрын

i have two guavas in north san diego county, at about 600 ft elevation in a valley, they take frost damage every year with no protection, but i cut off the dead and they grow back.

@azdeh1894

5 жыл бұрын

Would never thought they had any issue with cold, but I suppose low 40s F isn't that bad here in Cali.

@ronnieperalta4051

5 жыл бұрын

Still, guava don't like cold weather. It's a tropical fruit.

@DivineTrueGod

5 жыл бұрын

What could causes a guava tree to dry up and die within just a few days? ... i have a very nice medium guava tree about 45-40 years old that have been producing a lot of fuits in past years... but just this past week, all the leaves on the tree dries up, and when i pruned the thick branches (about 3-4 inches in diameter) that were especially dry looking, the wooden braches are very dry as it it has been dried and dead for a month?

I have a guava tree but they don't tolerate the weather well. The frost kills many trees, so they have to be protected. They always loose their leaves during the winter unless its brought it. I just put ours in the ground this year after babying it for a few years. Thanks for the video! Im envious of your guava trees!

why would anyone give this video a thumbs down? Great video thank you!

@desireesims562

4 жыл бұрын

agreed!

I really love your channel! I’ve just started gardening and your videos are always very informational. I love the wide variety of your crops too! My goal is to have a garden as gorgeous as yours and as diverse! Hopefully I’ll get to share my results one day with you! Thank you for doing these videos! You’re such an amazing help! 💚

@CaliforniaGardening

8 ай бұрын

Glad to hear that and hope your garden is doing well!

The first guava I bought never produced fruit and after 3 years, froze one winter. The one I have now produces a few fruit, but so small that the first year they dried up because I did not know they were ripe and left them on the tree. Second year I harvested them. In Bakersfield, it likes partial shade. Thanks for the video.

I’m Montagnard indigenous , I like guava fruit also I like to eat when it green dip with pepper sauce it’s yummy.

Your guava look very beautiful and produce many fruit , thanks for sharing to us such amazing plant in the home garden, interesting video .

Nice video! I am excited and waiting for flowers any day now i have a 3 year old guava!

Thank you kind sir! Greaat vdeo! Very informatife as i have never tried one and want to try some guava.

Here more than understanding about these Guavas, I loved the voice and accent of the narrator. It is very good, clear as clear as water. I want to know more about him.

@CaliforniaGardening

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback :)

@kumarankutty279

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. May God bless you.

Thank you Sir for very good information on guava growing .👍

Totally luv’d guava....thnx for sharing....

Thanks for sharing your experienc in growing guava trees. Can you shoot a video on how to prune the guava trees?

Thank you for the video. I loved it

My favourite fruit on my favourite gardening channel! Your plants always look so healthy. How do I stop fruit fly from attacking my fruit? It's a big problem in the Western Cape (SOuth africa) where we have a Mediterranean climate similar to yours in California.

@CaliforniaGardening

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We do not see the fruit fly here but I think you can control it using mineral oil and spinosad (both are organic): kzread.info/dash/bejne/eHqqzLGams2xdLQ.html

you are amazing teacher, I learned a lot from you

I have listened to your documentary over and over. It's quiet interesting the way you have presented it. By the way are you now supplying the seeds. I need exactly what I see on your channel. Thank you

Great job and thanks so much for sharing! :)

love guava so much❤

love this guy's videos

As always really useful information, wonder if anyone is growing this tree in UK in greenhouse, looks like it might be alternative to figs which I know can grow in here.

Great job dude. I still have yet to see your drip irrigation vid. Cool one.

Wow this guavas are huge yeah

Fruits are just HUGE !!! I love guava its my favorite fruit , hope it will grow in Russia

Thanks tht was very interesting , I live in the UK and we come under weather zone 9. Do u think I'll be able to grow the Arabian guava here ? Or any other variety ? Also how long did u have to wait before the trees fruited ?

I hope I can grow guavas like this one’s again

hello, I live in walnut creek, ca, zone 9-ish. i have young plants, and need to know what's the best way to protect them from frost without bringing them indoors. thanks again, i love your videos!

Thank you so much for your speedy reply. You have been really helpful. Can you do a video on planting longan?

@CaliforniaGardening

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I have never grown longan, will look into it!

@juanmiramontes4954

3 жыл бұрын

We got 5 kinds of guayaba here in LA ca. The red, yellow, purple and two more. Most of the time weigth almost 1 kilo we havent them in big pots. They are Real taste. Thanks

Lucky for you being in California where you can grow these delicious tropical fruit. I am in NJ -zone 6b, and very interested in growing guavas. I have two ruby red guavas growing nicely in containers and are about a foot tall. I am wondering how to take care of them during the cold NJ winter months. A question I have is whether these guavas will drop all their leaves in fall, and can they survive if kept at 50-55 degrees during winter. I plan to move them to a dimly lit walk-in basement where the temp stays around this level through the winter. If they drop all their leaves for the winter they would not need any light, but I am hoping they would other wise survive the 50-55 degree temp. Thank you for any other tips and suggestions.

lovely guava trees you have :)

I love guavas esp the pink variety which is available in India. It's sweet and fragrant.

Hello thank you for your video. Very thorough and easy to follow instructions. I have a guava tree that I’ve had for several years.It has never really produce much fruit to speak of. I don’t know what variety of tree this is. I would welcome any tips on how to get it to grow and start producing. When you talk about fertilizer, what do you suggest? What about mulching? I live in California 9b zone. How about watering? I trimmed a lot of twigs yesterday. Do you think this was smart to do? It is the only guava tree that I have so do you think I need another so they could cross pollinate? I would welcome any tips that you could give me. Thank you very much

Guavas from Pakistan specially from sindh province larkana division guavas are very very sweet during cold tempreture as now days in December all kinds big and small size but mostly sweet are little kinds

I tasted red guavas that was sweeter than the white Arabian you have. It was so soft the skin was orange and it was deep red inside. The seeds were hard but you can swallow them. It had very sweet flesh and a little tart and very aromatic.

Just for information that maybe you are so busy and do not have time to look it because you have to take care your garden ..the guava fruit is the only fruit has all the vitamins in one you need in your system...every day ..!! i grow up eating that fruit ...love it.....good video.

@ronr.53400

5 жыл бұрын

.nice .. hi sandra, i recently planted a guava tree in my back yard

@ezrakutama4818

4 жыл бұрын

Yes Sandra, better than most overrated fruit like apple.

awesome video, very informative. Just for curiosity... Why does the Mexican white guava look so much like the Vietnamese white guava and Thai white giant variety??? I'm growing these 2 varieties at the moment :)

Great video, thanks for sharing 👌💕

nice planting.

very helpful.

Thank you for sharing this informative video. What's the best time to plant a new Guava tree? Are you in Northern California or South?

very good information, thank you.

Thank you very much..Very informative video and I really liked your great guava trees ...my question if you don't mind ... what fertilizer do you use and how many times knowing I am growing them in large containers 29 inch deep... waiting for your reply... thanks

Thank you for sharing. Can you please guide how do we the Arabian white guava variety

Hi, the guava plant you have is fantastic, Id like to have it also into my back yard. do you share some seeds. I have two plants but the fruits is very small. I'm here in Manila Philippines and our climate is good for guava. Thanks a lot for sharing.

I love your channel!!!!😊

Great video. I have a pineapple guava tree and having some issues. Some of the leaf tips are turning brown. Do you know why this would happen?

because i wanted to make my own guava plants to sell but also for me i love them

Hi thanks for the tips. I live in the Bahamas an i have a guava tree that i love. It looks like a ruby red but i don't think it is. It is a large tree (20 +feet) ,it has medium to large fruit moderately firm pulp with a small, well defined cluster of seed at its center. Excellent balance of tart and sweet. Fruit production has slowed ii recent years, I guess that is because I have never fertilized it

@911review

7 жыл бұрын

they like compost, and mulch around the base.

Nice vide👍🏽 very informative.. I am barely doing research before i start my garden

@CaliforniaGardening

2 жыл бұрын

All the best

Hi, what are the soil mix for recipe that’s guava tree? Wow your tree beautiful a lot. I live London

we have a 20 year old guava tree and we get at least 5 - 10 days of frost (33f) in the winter, it can handle a limited amount of frost days

Hey I like the guavas and I like climbing the trees

@CaliforniaGardening

10 ай бұрын

I too used to climb on guava trees, it's fun

pakistan is the land of guavas sweetest guavas in the world

Thanks! I will try it,

@CaliforniaGardening

Жыл бұрын

Have fun!

Hi I got the white and ruby guava plants in pots... i would like to put them in the retaining wall near the fence is the root system is invasive goes to neighbour?

Great information on Guavas thank you looks like what we had in Key West Fl The Arabian type can you sell me some seeds

I love your videos! Thank you for sharing . I live in SW Florida and have a pink guava tree that is about 4 years now. It has only produced 5 or 6 (delicious) fruit so far and most of on the first year that it was installed in the ground. What would you suggest for increasing the production? What kind of fertilizer do you use for guavas? Thank you

@hiepnguyen-rv4ye

Ай бұрын

Phosphate highly recommend

I just bought the Red Guava and the White Guava. I live in Arizona zone 9b. It gets cold in the winter but really hot in the summer. I am trying to decide where in my garden I should plant them. What soil PH does the Guava's need?

Great Video, I am unable to find the White Arabian Guava you mentioned. I really would like seeds. I do have an Asian guava and was wondering if it is the same. Thanks !!

Your garden is amazing, it's not big but it produces a shit ton of food!

@CaliforniaGardening

8 жыл бұрын

+Lalagartitita Thank you :)

thanks

Id love you to do a video on growing guava from seeds please especially the steps on germinating those guava seeds.

@CaliforniaGardening

10 ай бұрын

I generally don't grow fruit trees from seeds, better to propagate one from an existing plant so you get fruit sooner!

@geriannroth449

10 ай бұрын

@@CaliforniaGardening agreed but if you don't have access to the actual different varieties of guava trees or their scions then you're stuck with seed germination

Where can I buy a white arabian guava? It looks very delicious and tasty 🤤 thanks for sharing!

In case you didn't know, the young shoots make really good and medicinal teas. Just boiled some fresh shoots for a few minutes. Supposed to help stomach problems and headaches if I'm not mistaken.

I have a red guava growing from seed, but it's growing slowly I have a Chilean guava in the garden as well

Really good informative channel very informative thanks its change my life fully.

@CaliforniaGardening

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

Hello Bossman I wanted to know if I can grow guava in New York? What are the ways I need to take care

I love your videos .. is this your garden ?

Hi, I live in City of Tracy Ca, I can't find one of those Guava trees that you posed, do you sale fruit trees? I want the ruby red and white Arabian,

I bought some guava from Costco a week ago and from your description, I think it’s the white Arabian guava. It’s sweet but has a hint of tang but full of flavor. I was hesitant to buy because I’ve tried guava in the past and they were bland. I plan on saving some seeds and planting the. Hopefully they’ll produce great fruit just like the one it came from.

@CaliforniaGardening

Жыл бұрын

Good to know!

Hi ,nice video. I have 2 guava plants and both are not producing any fruits or flowers .. the growth is very slow . I have had it for almost 5 - 6 years . Live in northern CA and it is surviving the winters . But nothing is happening . What should I do??? Mexican and tropical is what I have and gets decent sun .

Can we grow guavas in the ground in Houston? I got a couple of guavas and thinking if I should grow them in the ground or pots

Question I live in Naples FL and I am looking for a variety of guava that grows well in containers..any suggestions?

Nice video. ) I have a few different guava trees in containers. Some of them have fruits. ) My Mexican White doesn't look anything like yours. And unfortunately I can't find the White Arabian guava tree to buy in my area or online. (( Do you have any seeds you could share/sell?

Thank you for your vedio, that was helpful,I brought Guvua fruit plant yesterday and this vedio is helpful for me, I stay in spring,Texas I hope it will establish itself successful ly,I just want to know can I use 8-8-8fertilizer for this plant

@CaliforniaGardening

8 жыл бұрын

+k_ram Yes you can use 8-8-8 fertilizer for guava trees! Good luck in growing it. I am sure you will enjoy the results!

Hi Out of these three varieties which one is most viable for commercial production ? Thanks

One of the best channel on gardening that I have come across. Any website for recommendations on fruits that I can grow in Austin Texas. I m in zone 8b ?

@CaliforniaGardening

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I zone 8 you should be able to grow grapes, citrus, some apples and cherries as well!

@nvasudeva

8 жыл бұрын

+California Gardening (Organic, Easy Garden Tips) how about guava ? If yes then any specific variety that I can grow in Austin Texas ?

@MsWindyhill

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Neeraj, I think the zone identify in TX is very general. Your County agriculture agent can give you more specific information. Get his email address, they are very good about answering questions. And then come back to this channel and find his videos because he is so informative that you can get enough information not only for container gardens but also garden in the dirt. I specifically like that he goes from planting to harvesting in a lot of his videos. He is a great teacher.

@911review

7 жыл бұрын

loquat, white sapote, jujube, Feijoa, mulberry, fig. all take light to medium frost and should be good for 8b. (the white sapote is the most sensitive) the rest can be grown in 8a or colder even. jujube can take temps into the teens, and is excellent tasting fruit. all of them are low maintenance (except maybe fig)

@ashleyshrader1427

6 жыл бұрын

Facebook has a group for rare fruit growers in Texas.

hi Very good video, I am from chennai. I am planning to do my home garden. I need all 3 guavas seed. can you send the details of where to buy all 3 verities of seeds.

I have a guave tree named Allahabadi white guava. It was purchased indirectly from Exotica nursery in SD. I'm wondering if it's the same. Waiting for mines to fruit. Maybe next yr.