Wild Pear  Also known as yellow guava   Psidium guajave / guajava   Grown for its abundant fruit production. Leaves grow to about 6 " and the bark has a unique green-red tint. The tree produces highly scented, white flowers followed by pear-shaped fruit with a yellow skin. The flesh is a deep pink and so sweet that it is used in the making of jams.     Item # rsd - 88     10 Seed Pack

Sowing instructions: Soak seed overnight. Sow seed at 55-60 degrees F in standard good draining potting mix.  

Plant Care: Grow in a standard potting mix.  Water  moderately and feed once a month. Transplant when large enough to handle into pots.  Keep humid if in dry conditions by occasional misting.

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• The tree was naturalized in Florida as early as 1765 and the first commercial plantings weren't until 1912
• Native to Tropical America and was introduced early to Guam by the Spanish
• It then spread to the Philippines and beyond to Asia
• Flowers and fruits all year
• Can tolerate temperatures to 20 degrees F
• Makes an excellent plant for collectors of plants for the home or greenhouse environment
• Grown for the beautiful leaf shape and color
• Makes an excellent specimen for Bonsai Culture

• Another fun plant from seeds of the Rainforest