4" Pineapple Guava Plant

🥭🥭🥭NEW VARIETY ALERT🥭🥭🥭 Pineapple Guava Plants ***Limited Quantities*** Care The pineapple guava is an easy fruit tree to grow. These trees are low-maintenance and resistant to pests and diseases. They may encounter a problem with black scale or fruit flies, but this is uncommon. They are vulnerable to windy conditions so be sure to plant them in a protected location. Many varieties are considered self-fertile, however planting a second tree as a cross-pollinator will increase the fruit production of both trees. To guarantee a rich yield, hand-pollinating can be done between the two trees. Blooms appear in the spring and the fruit ripens in the fall. The edible blooms are said to taste like minty guava and are popular in salads and as a drink flavoring. Fruits are 2 to 3 inches long, oblong in shape (like an egg) and green. The taste has been described as a combination of banana, pineapple, guava, and kiwi. Young plants may take several years before fruit develop