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Guava
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Guava

Psidium guajava

A hardy tropical fruit tree producing fragrant flowers and nutritious fruits. It is well suited to warm Indian climates and can also be maintained in large containers.

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Care Companion

Complete Digital Care Guide

Detailed botanical requirements for maintaining your Guava healthily.

Signature Feature: How Much Should I Water?

Adjust the pot size to view approximate watering quantities customized for this plant.

Pot Diameter:10” inches (approx. 25 cm)
6”8”10”12”14”16”
MAX750ml500ml250mlMIN
Recommended Quantity
400–500 ml(🥛 + 🥛)
Checking Interval

Check moisture approximately every 5–7 days

Watering volumes are estimated based on moderate indoor room conditions in Patna. Adjust based on seasonal temperature.

Critical Soil Moisture Check

“Check the soil before watering.” Insert your finger approximately 2–3 cm (1 inch) into the soil.

Where Should I Place It?

Click on light zones inside the schematic room to view sunlight details.

Where Can This Plant Live?

BedroomNot Recommended
Living RoomNot Recommended
OfficeNot Recommended
BathroomNot Recommended
BalconySuitable
GardenRecommended ✓ BEST
Covered PatioNot Recommended

Seasonal Advice Calendar

Select a season to view specialized care tips matching Patna's climate shifts.

Patna summer note: Protect from extreme dry hot winds (Loo).

Water deeply during prolonged dry periods and mulch around the root zone.

Feeding Your Plant

Detailed guidelines on when and how to feed this plant for optimal growth.

Active Feed Season: Spring & SummerFrequency: Monthly

Feed every 6-8 weeks during active growth with fruit-tree fertilizer or organic manure.

Common Plant Problems & Troubleshooting

Symptom: Fruit Drop

Possible Cause: Water stress, nutrient imbalance or pest damage.

Suggested Action: Maintain consistent moisture and nutrition.

Symptom: Leaf Spots

Possible Cause: Fungal disease encouraged by prolonged moisture.

Suggested Action: Improve airflow and remove severely affected leaves.

Care Specs & Meter

Water NeedMedium
Light NeedFull Sun
Humidity NeedMedium
MaintenanceEasy
Growth RateMedium to Fast
Beginner FriendlyRequires Attention

Substrate & Potting

Soil Mix

Fertile, well-drained loamy soil enriched with compost.

Repotting Interval

Repot every 2-3 years when container-grown.

Pruning

Prune crowded branches and maintain an open canopy.