I have guava seeds (Psidium guajava) saved from fruit and wondered if anyone would like to trade for them. This is "just for fun" growing since I've read growing from seed does not always produce good fruit. Grafting is much more reliable. The tree is pretty and might even make a nice bonsai. Anyone interested in trying?
This message was edited Saturday, Nov 10th 6:17 PM
Anyone interested in guava seeds?
deblynn
Nov 09, 2001
What it is guava seeds never heard of it and try check it out at hyperlink nothing come out? anyone have photo for this???
I grew up eating guava! Love them! But would like a tree that produces. I'll check more into it and let you know deblynn. Redrose, I couldn't access the link either. and you should be able to grow guava where you live! I'd have to greenhouse it here.
shoe.. what is taste like??
I've aten some too. The taste is good, the fruit is not very juicy but.. It has many seeds inside it.
deblynn
Nov 10, 2001
Sorry about the bad link.
i would love some seeds deblynn - i have found a good link describing guava, i have only ever had the tinned kind, but they were lovely! here's the link: http://www.aloha.com/~ritt/2/uncommon.htm . scroll down the page till you get to 'gorgeous guava' or just click the link at the top. the other descriptions are interesting too. :)
lil
Sweet_Mama
Nov 29, 2001
Hi deblynn:
I'd love to try some guava
seeds...any mango while
your at it? Nothing beats
fresh tropical fruit juice! Check out my list and E-mail me if you see anything on it
for trade.
Thanks,
Sweet_Mama
Deblyn, I'd like to try some of the guava if you have any left. I have a pineapple guava bush, it produces no fruit but the blooms are beautiful. I still have most of the things on my trade list also a lot of odds and ends, so if you don't see anything there, let me know what you might be interested in. By the way, for anyone interested, I think I still have some papaya seeds. Pam
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