Thanks for sharing your wonderful collection! I’m trying to pick a first guava variety to plant in San Diego. I was leaning towards lemon guava thinking they need less water than the tropicals so I was surprised about your comment on the strawberry guava. Do you have a sense of which of yours is the least thirsty?
Hello, tropic pink or white are less thirsty than lemon and strawberry guava. Any guava will need plenty of water for the first 2-3 years. After that they are pretty drought tolerant but the fruit won’t get to a nice size unless you water a bit more when flowering and growing fruits.
I am looking to plant a guava tree in Escondido… you’re my neighbor! Strange question but do you ever do tours and/or tastings at your place? Also, I am looking to buy either a dwarf one or something that can be grown in a pot. Any suggestions? I’m leaning towards a pink variety compared to white, but am open to suggestions and would greatly appreciate it!
Sometimes I do have people come over for a tour and tasting of fruit. My number is 4422459222 if you are interested in coming over for a tour of the yard
I share the same love for guavas as you. I grew up with them as well in Pakistan. I am growing lots of varieties in San Jose, CA. You are right about watering strawberry guava. I water it deeply and it is loaded with 100's of fruit. Same is true for lemon guava. I guess due to weather differences between Vista and San Jose, my guavas don't ripe as early as yours. Like my pink guava's are still on the smaller side. Please do provide an update when your guavas are fully ripe.
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 I am in Santa Clara and it has two zones interestingly. 9b and 10a (and i am right on the border:)). It’s harder to grow than SoCAl but so far guavas ripe a little late but they have been doing fine
I am always amazed with your garden but feel sad with your very late updates . I wish I could get your videos every week.anyways Happy to see you again
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 thanqu so much your garden is a paridish for nature lovers and you mentioned amrood in India we call guava as amrood and it's very common fruit in India
Great collection, I am a little jealous of your climate!
Awesome I love guavas I only tasted it twice
Very nice👍🏼
You should make a video with all the guava’s so we can see how the fruits looked like.
Thanks for sharing and giving updates! I wonderful childhood memories eating my families fruit tree growing up in Socal as well.
Excellent guava update! I always enjoy watching your vids.
Love your guava collection, thanks for the update 👍
You live in paradise!
Hello, is there a chance i could visit your garden?
Nice guava collection Adrian 👌. I might just add that snow white guava with the yellow flesh interior 😀. Keep the videos coming! Saludos!📹
Thanks! Saludos
I just put some guava cuttings in the cloner hope they root.. salute 💯👍
Hope they do! Saludos
Could i buy some cuttings or seedling of the snow white guava?
I would appreciated if you can tell me where can I buy the Costa Rican guava or cas. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful collection! I’m trying to pick a first guava variety to plant in San Diego. I was leaning towards lemon guava thinking they need less water than the tropicals so I was surprised about your comment on the strawberry guava. Do you have a sense of which of yours is the least thirsty?
Hello, tropic pink or white are less thirsty than lemon and strawberry guava. Any guava will need plenty of water for the first 2-3 years. After that they are pretty drought tolerant but the fruit won’t get to a nice size unless you water a bit more when flowering and growing fruits.
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 Really appreciate the helpful insights! 🙏
I am not from the US, but I thought sand diego was pretty cold?..
Is it possible to get some scion from your Snow White variety?
I am looking to plant a guava tree in Escondido… you’re my neighbor! Strange question but do you ever do tours and/or tastings at your place? Also, I am looking to buy either a dwarf one or something that can be grown in a pot. Any suggestions? I’m leaning towards a pink variety compared to white, but am open to suggestions and would greatly appreciate it!
Tropic pink is very good, I bought one at Home Depot and I am very happy with the quality of the fruit. Any guava variety is ok to grow in a pot
Sometimes I do have people come over for a tour and tasting of fruit. My number is 4422459222 if you are interested in coming over for a tour of the yard
I share the same love for guavas as you. I grew up with them as well in Pakistan. I am growing lots of varieties in San Jose, CA. You are right about watering strawberry guava. I water it deeply and it is loaded with 100's of fruit. Same is true for lemon guava. I guess due to weather differences between Vista and San Jose, my guavas don't ripe as early as yours. Like my pink guava's are still on the smaller side. Please do provide an update when your guavas are fully ripe.
Hello, I didn’t think you can grow guava in San Jose. What climate zone is San Jose?
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 I am in Santa Clara and it has two zones interestingly. 9b and 10a (and i am right on the border:)). It’s harder to grow than SoCAl but so far guavas ripe a little late but they have been doing fine
I am always amazed with your garden but feel sad with your very late updates . I wish I could get your videos every week.anyways Happy to see you again
Thank you! I will do my best to post more often.
@@socalbackyardorchard3768 thanqu so much your garden is a paridish for nature lovers and you mentioned amrood in India we call guava as amrood and it's very common fruit in India
I know bro why so long