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The Easiest Fruit Tree You'll Ever Grow!
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- WARNING: In some climates strawberry guava can be extremely invasive, namely tropical regions such as Hawaii and southern Florida. In my context I am growing in a container, on a paved patio, in a desert climate where this couldn't spread if it even tried to!
I am slowly becoming the guava man as my obsession with guavas reaches new heights. The strawberry guava is quickly becoming my favorite with its laissez faire attitude and delicious fruit.
A few reasons why it’s so great:
1) It grows fast
2) It tolerates neglect
3) It’s absolutely delicious
Make sure to grow responsibility as these trees can easily become invasive
Absolutely, I added a warning in the description if anyone is curious. Essentially in tropical regions it can easily become invasive.
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What is a strawberry blah blah?
@@jupitercyclops6521 a strawberry guava LOL
@@jupitercyclops6521😆
Guava leaves are super healthy they can also be used as tea. We even use them like herbs in cooking fish, it tastes so good. So many uses for leaves just look it up online
Dry leaves or Fresh?
@@cewaffles for tea use usually use dried leaves. For cooking fresh or dried is okay, it's up to you what you prefer
@@cewaffles fresh or dry dried leaves can be boiled to use for washing wounds, or made into poultice. Guava leaves are effective antifungal and antibacterial
Can you use the leaves of a strawberry guava for tea?
@@BadgerBabyBoyyes, it's up to you if you like the taste. It is very beneficial to the body. Good for diabetes, detox, lower cholesterol and stops diarrhea
I have regular guava trees on my farm along with a few I grew from their seeds just for fun. Strawberry guava is invasive in Hawaii and a huge problem as it takes out native flora. I did a class at university going over invasive flora and animals in Hawaii esp flora and fauna and strawberry guava is bad. Just make sure to maintain and don't let it spread out.
Awesome I live in Honolulu Hawaii, born n raised here. I know what you mean
If birds eat it, and seeds pass thru them, there 's the route for uncontrolled spread of invasive plants.
This is a native brazilian plant we call "araçá"! My mom used to have a tree at her lake house, and we'd always have tons of the stuff to eat
Did she make anything with the guava, or did you guys just eat them ?
@@Angelinuhballerina we usually froze what we couldn't eat and then juiced the frozen fruit when we felt like it
Yellow!!!!! For making juice with milk.
How would you describe the taste
@@amem23 isn't it acidic wouldn't it curdle the milk
my entire island is covered in these haha tasty treat while walking to school.
I totally agree with you. It is so easy to grow. I love strawberry guava. 😋
Where can I purchase a strawberry guava tree or some seeds?
@@sherryarch7374If there aren’t any growers local to your area, I found some online just by Googling “strawberry guava seeds for sale”. Costs vary - it seems like you can get some for $5, but with shipping would probs be closer to $10-$15.
They are an amazing fruit tree! I have 2 of them....Delicious!!
I've never had a guava but this looks awesome
It's delicious ❤
These are delicious and they have the highest vitamin C content of most edible plants. I thrived on these when we had access to a tree
they're really invasive where i live so i like to harvest them in the wild to keep them from spreading instead
They’re invasive in a lot of our native Hawaiian forests, so often times people are able to find them fairly easy. I love making Waiawī (Strawberry Guava) jam ❤ probably the best way to have it imho.
Love finding new and different flavors to cook with
Could you do a tutorial to take care of it?
Pineapple guava are also phenomenal.
In sri lanka we call it cherry guava. It is tasty when mix with salt and pepper
In South Africa we also have it and call it Cherry Guava.
Grows wild in the mountains on Oahu. Great eating.
If you haven’t tried it, the fejole (a.k.a. pineapple guava…not a true guava) is AMAZING, and makes the best tasting jelly in the world.
I just got 2 Pineapple in Pots delivered, I am 69 years old and i sure hope i live long enough to eat some of their Fruits.. :)
@@kchedvilleI hope you’re able to try some soon🤙🏼
Sounds perfect for me! Thanks
Yeah he looks really great ,i mean the fruit tree.
I got seeds from a botanical garden in Hawaii. Propagated them and have 4 in small pots growing. I plan on getting 2 into 30 gallon fabric pots and keep those for the homestead. The other two I’ll give to my brother and have him do the same. And then I’ll air layer graft from them every year to grow more in containers.
Loquats are the most prolific fruit trees I’ve ever seen. This might be the 2nd or 3rd most prolific 😊
Loquats growing zones, please???
Many grand blessings everyone everywhere.
Between guava and loquats --Which tastes better? Which is bigger?
@@beverlycharles6534the strawberry guava is not a true guava, is not is the same thing as a guava. I only say this just in case you go looking for a “guava” tree and really want the “strawberry guava”
Both are great
Last year I found wild Feijoa’s. These remind me of them
Garden growing zones, please??????
Blessings everyone everywhere
San Diego California growing zone 10-9
@@blackkennedy3966 they're invasive weeds at your house and super expensive container plants here!!. Tell someone who wants to make a lot of pocket change to collect, clean, package and sell those seeds 🤷🤔🤷🤷🤔🤷🤔🤷🤔🤷
I. Want.Food.Security.too
Many blessings everyone everywhere and always
The squirrels concur, one of the most delicious in my yard lol
I’ve never heard of this fruit before, sounds amazing! Thank you for sharing!
I wonder where to find this tree?
I need to know more in Zone 7, please 😁😁
Same question 😊 🙋🏽♀️
I'm zone 7b and just looked it up. Google says zone 9-11. So no guava for us.
You can grow the pineapple 🍍 guava all the way upto NC. Do research on it.
@@robinr5337i am zone 8b, so close yet so far
i love strawberry guava! def plant in a large pot tho or be diligent!!
I WISH I had space for these types of plants 😊
Make some guava jelly....so good!!
Taking your word. Ordered one
Where do you order from?
Omg omg omg I grew up with these and I miss them SO badly.
I bought one after watching your video, but then the squirrels got at it.
Have a few of these. Great little plants
Wow yummy strawberry guava .
My just started had flowers 🌺
I just got one last year. Waiting for it to start fruiting
I need to find one! I've got 2 guavas in the back yard. One produces fruit, the other does not.
Wish I could grow them in my zone! They look delish!
Yay a video for me
Only if you live somewhere without frost
I imagine they would make a delicious gem conserve😊
Mr Beasts gardening channel
This specific video convinced me to get one over a year ago but I haven't actually gotten one yet but this year i plan to get at least one but hopefully two!
Can confirm they are delicious
The taste is exactly a mix of guava and strawberry
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Looked it up, I'll have to bring it in for winter but it's on the way 😍 I looove guava and it's hard to find where I live, let alone good ones
Mine just survived the north east FL winter and still looks as healthy as it did when I planted it five months ago. I think we had two nights that were at freezing or below, I just wrapped it up.
@@thexpat I live in New England, it definitely stays below freezing quite often 😂
The wood is beautiful as well. (If you live somewhere warm enough for them to thrive)
Have you tried pineapple guava? Taste like pineapple… sweet too
I would like to if there are selling them in JK
Mulberry is always easier and more prolific
I have one of these “trees” in my backyard. Taste amazing. Do you prefer the yellow or red variety?
So cool! 👍
WONDERFUL !!!!! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY !!!!! HELLO FROM LOS ANGELES !!!!!!!
makes good jam.
One of my favorite fruit , how can I get hold of this plant
In Brazil this is call Araçá-Rosa e é nativo
So delicious. I have one.
Tree grows well , where? Ideal climate? Etc
They are great I see them in Jamaica
Yum
HAY JACQUES 👍 LOVE BOTH YOUR GUYS CHANNELS NOW TO THE POINT, COULD &,OR WOULD, DO,YOU SELL THE STRAWBERRY GUAVA SEEDS, PLANTS?🤔
❤️in a pot !! OMGGGG 🤩 I will try it ❤️
I have so many bad memories biting into a guava as a kid and getting a tasteful of little maggots that look like the seeds 😅
Good to know
I need one😮
Zone? I’m 6b,dose it grow too large to over winter indoors?
Mesquite trees produce a lot of fruit and they take just... NO effort to keep alive. At least the wild ones. I have seen branches snap almost entirely off the tree and dangle as a result, then those branches proceed to produce fruits again in the same year. It's insane.
Mesquite trees? Like the ones we have here in the Arizona desert? I've never known them to ha e fruits...
@@roxannerodriguez7075 They do have fruits. They have little bean pod looking fruits on them
Strawberry guava yummy but horrible for our native plants. We have a big problem with them in Hawaii.
To my knowledge, they have gone to buy cake three times, and every time it’s been inspired by Sentry. The one who can’t taste.
Strawberry Guava
Foreign mr beast
I never had strawberry guava, but im not crazy about guava. My grandparents had a guava bush in Florida. I know many people love them, its just not one of my favorite fruits. Also I dont eat mangos, as I'm allergic to the skin, so i associate it to the burning sensation on my lips eating them from the tree.
Guava cherry.
My tree came with fruits but after that no more fruits for one year now. Im pruning and its hoping new growth would have fruit but so far after 3 prunings theres still nada. I live in malaysia its warm and sunny here.
I was just reading about this tree and read that it should be given citrus fertilizer three times a year and watered once a week... Don't know if that could have anything to do with it.
@@jaydoe3707 im using the same fertiliser i use for my orange and mandarin and lime trees. Fertilising 5-6 times a year. Nothing…. I may repot it and see if it helps
@@jonathanlee97 I wish you luck but might be easier just to get a different tree 😉
We have a native variety in south India similar to it and they don't hrow that big, it grows to the size of a shrub. The fruits looks to be the same size as these but they are yellow when ripe and the leaves are smaller than common gvuava trees but bigger than these.
I'm trying to figure out where I can buy a couple right away!
Should suggest zones.
Jacques,
Tropical, right?...so not for my VA Zone 7A?
What areas are they hardy in ?? ❤❤❤
If only I could grow half of what you can here in Northern Utah... Lol
Do lemons and limes grow well in containers?
Definitely! ESP dwarf varieties. Pro tip- used succulent soil as the planting mix bc citrus don’t like wet feet. The first year prune all flowers off. I followed this and fertilized as directed and have beautiful Meyer lemons the second year :)
@@caitlinn7378 Thank you 😊
Yes they are great in containers
Fruit fly magnets, plant a mango.
Bro guavas are dank… pink guavas ive tried, they are pretty good
They are great trees but if you want a lot of fruit and can’t wait like me you should consider buying a large tree. 👌
Where can I purchase some fruit or preserves from this fruit to try it to see if my kids like it cause if at least 2 of my kids or one kid and my husband like it we would buy a tree and it would be worth it but on one income if it's something no one in the house likes it would be a downer
Crazy I just picked to guavas yesterday for my neighbor's tree. They weren't that juicy and they mostly taste like perfume. The little tiny seeds get stuck in your teeth and actually hurt mine. I really love the taste but I hate the damn seeds. Same thing with great. I pick some grapes from my neighbor's yard and they were good but they had two seats inside and it was basically the whole grape. 😢
Where do you buy them?
Do you need a second tree to fruit?
New to Florida need ideas where i should place raised beds lots of room full sun. But will wverything burn up
I have this tree it was so tiny when I bought it and all the leaves fell off but soon as I unpacked it and planted it in q big container it took off to the moon 😂 its doing so good I wonder how long it'll be before I get fruit on it ?
I have one, but they turn yellow not red. Still they are delicious and juicy.
Guava taste terrible, but the fruit smells amazing
I think that’s extremely subjective, maybe they taste different here but in the Caribbean they taste amazing and guava paste/jelly in many desserts in the Caribbean are everything 🤤
There's an easier tree we had in Pinas. It's called aratiles. I don't know where you buy the tree because we never do. It just grows from seeds brought by bird droppings. It looks a bit like this but different leaves. Very sweet and got very tiny seeds.
Have you ever tried the pineapple guava??
What zones does it do good in??
Pretty much Florida and South America
Hi, I just got 6 delicious guavas from my little tree. Do you have any tips on winter maintenance. I would hate to mess up what gives me my fav fruit.
I have a tree of that that has never beared I need help
Mr Beast gardening in spare time
I’d like to grow this! Does anyone have any recommendations of where to buy the plant and/or seeds?
What zone are you in? I’m planning on moving up to Michigan and starting some trees and plants will just grow up there in the cold.
Hello im from Jacksonville FL. Can you grow them from seeds?
Yes but once they are established they will also produce runners and only takes a handful of years to take over the landscape. Major problem introduced to Hawaii Island.
I'm also from FL and was about to jump on ordering some seeds, but it is an invasive species in FL. If you plant it near a wooded area, there's a possibility birds may spread the seeds and could take over and destroy native vegetation. Be cautious of where you plant it 👍
“I wouldn’t bother growing it if it wasn’t delicious” LIES AND VICIOUS RUMORS!! WE SEE YOUR TURNIPS GOOD SIR