My neighbor shared some of his guavas with me recently, I believe the Mexican variety. The smell just wafted through the whole house when I brought them in. The flavor was what I would describe as like strawberry-pear. I wish I had the space to grow one myself; too many other fruit trees. Great video of you and your daughter; she's very sweet and well spoken. Thanks Again. 🍓🍐😀
Thank you, guys! I just both my first red guava and got it delivered to Europe in Croatia. And I know now how to eat it. You guys are really cute, father daughter presentation❤ I miss my dad 😢
So glad I found this video! Trying to find info about guava varieties for growing and I’m thrilled to find out that so many can grow and fruit in zone 10! We live in Vista. Currently have a pineapple guava. Thanks so much!
I love guavas, you are so fortunate to get to taste 5 different types of guavas. I love to collect more guavas at my place hi from Australia Subbed#326 friend 👍
In south Florida we had guava trees. They were yellowish on the outside , pink on the inside, a little bigger than a golf ball. They had a strong scent of "guava". They were the only ones I ever knew about until recently I found some basball sized ones at market .
Great video, thanks for sharing the wonderful fruits! I had lots of fruits similar to the big one, but flies colonized them from inside. I studied other guavas, different from these ones. The large guavas almost serve a meal when grown properly, some small or medium guavas taste very well too. Some fruits are crunchy, some are firm and sweet, some are soft, juicy and sweet and they are easy to grow. It probably takes a couple years to get fruits by planting seeds. Thanks again for the nice videos!
Great job, Sophia and Bogdan! Your video made me very curious about guava fruit. Too bad we can't grow them in our country. Hugs and kisses for the girls! xox
Great video. I have been looking for a taste test for the Red Malaysian Guava, since I justed started growing this variety in San Diego to compliment my other guavas. I highly recommend the Beaumont Guava. I am just starting to harvest these. Very sweet.
Thanks Armando. So far, we love the Malaysian guava, it is our favorite. I am however impressed with the Chinese guava (taste/texture). I would love to also try the Beaumont guava. If you have other varieties, please let me know. Please let me know where you got the Beaumont guava, I don't know much about it.
@@thetreefather86 I got the Beaumont Guava tree at Home Depot in a 15 gallon pot, at the Imperial Beach location. It was labeled Mexican Beaumont. This is the same variety grown commercially in Hawaii.
@@thetreefather86 If you'd like to try some, enable the business inquiry option in your channel so I can send you info. I think some will be ripening up next week.
I have pink tropical, strawberry and Red Malaysian guavas. My red Malaysians are darker greenish pink skinned than yours and the inside is a darker pinkish purple. They are very tasty but near the skin there is a bitterness I don’t like so I try to remove the skin. Great to see your getting your daughter into your hobby!
Great video ! I have a question: are your guavas ripening in Sept- Oct ? We planted pink tropical guava from Home depot, it flowers in Jun-Jul, but ripens in March-Apr ( we are in Vista, zone 10). It has nice smell, but tastes like a green banana, no sweetness. I am not sure, if it is so tasteless because it ripens in early spring or it is a normal taste for these guavas.
Every variety of guava has ripens in a diferent time of year. Right now, I have Indian guavas and other guavas have flowers. If you plant more varieties, you'll have a long guava season
Loved the video and seeing these 5 types. Do you have a video of the other 5 types you grow? I’m in San Diego and I’ve only seen the Mexican variety sold regularly. I think I saw the Chinese variety at 99 Ranch
I dont know what size your trees are but all my ruby trees fruited within the first year even the 3 foot one but of course the size was only a lil bigger than a golf ball
in heaven I'm gonna eat every type of guava and every other fruit that I missed out on in this life. I can't even buy guava at a store and never tasted it
Thanks for guava share. Daughter is adorable and smart. She could probably do the video solo with little prompting. I'm a beginner and recently was gifted a white tropical guava sounds like the Mexican variety? Will see.
I have a Chinese, Lemon, Cherry, and Pineapple type. My Chinese hasn't produced fruit in a few years even though it does flower. The cherry plant produces A LOT. The lemon one also produces a lot as well as the pineapple guava. I'm also in Vista,CA.
Awesome. It is worth testing to see what works for you in your particular micro climate. In Kern County should work well. Keep them mulched, well-fed and watered.
@@thetreefather86 egyptian guava very excellent. i can offer you cuttings if you want. i do know guava cuttings are very difficult to root. i always fail to root them
That was a great review. I was at the store yesterday and they had Mexican guava’s ( but looked more like your lemon guavas ) but any way I was wondering what they taste like or how you eat them . So thank you for sharing . I feel a little more educated and will Definitely have to try some now ..
I'm glad you were able to find some guava in the store. It is all about learning and becoming more educated. Too bad you can't try a fully ripe guava from an organic garden.
Guava's rot at the bottom when they are too close to the ground, the ones with the bigger fruit are more likely to do that because they are more likely to rest on the ground.
@@jborrego2406 This one didn't have a worm, but it touched the ground and had some ground related roth. In tropical/humid places, guavas will have additional pests but not the case in Southern California based on my experience.
Hi there, I just watched your video last night. I looking for the Malaysian guava. Do you still have that for sell. If you do please let me know. I would like to buy one.
Your daughter is precious.. love her
thank you
Hi can u do an update on your garden 2024 ? Guavas …… what’s growing …. New plants 😊
sure thing......camera is charging :)
My neighbor shared some of his guavas with me recently, I believe the Mexican variety. The smell just wafted through the whole house when I brought them in. The flavor was what I would describe as like strawberry-pear. I wish I had the space to grow one myself; too many other fruit trees. Great video of you and your daughter; she's very sweet and well spoken. Thanks Again. 🍓🍐😀
Thank you Joe for the insight. We love guavas, and I can tell you each variety is a bit diferent. Glad to know you got to experience the taste/smell.
Thank you, guys! I just both my first red guava and got it delivered to Europe in Croatia. And I know now how to eat it. You guys are really cute, father daughter presentation❤ I miss my dad 😢
Thank you for letting us know you're trying to grow guava in Croatia. Beautiful .....and wish you all the best!
So glad I found this video! Trying to find info about guava varieties for growing and I’m thrilled to find out that so many can grow and fruit in zone 10! We live in Vista. Currently have a pineapple guava. Thanks so much!
good to see some locals in the comment mix. glad to see other guava growers.
I love guavas, you are so fortunate to get to taste 5 different types of guavas. I love to collect more guavas at my place hi from Australia Subbed#326 friend 👍
Thank you for providing input and insights. I'll check out your videos
In south Florida we had guava trees. They were yellowish on the outside , pink on the inside, a little bigger than a golf ball. They had a strong scent of "guava". They were the only ones I ever knew about until recently I found some basball sized ones at market .
Great video, thanks for sharing the wonderful fruits! I had lots of fruits similar to the big one, but flies colonized them from inside. I studied other guavas, different from these ones. The large guavas almost serve a meal when grown properly, some small or medium guavas taste very well too. Some fruits are crunchy, some are firm and sweet, some are soft, juicy and sweet and they are easy to grow. It probably takes a couple years to get fruits by planting seeds. Thanks again for the nice videos!
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Guavas are among our favorite fruits, so it is good to see new prospectives.
Great job, Sophia and Bogdan! Your video made me very curious about guava fruit. Too bad we can't grow them in our country. Hugs and kisses for the girls! xox
we'll trade then. You give us plums & we'll give you guavas (joking)
Great video. I have been looking for a taste test for the Red Malaysian Guava, since I justed started growing this variety in San Diego to compliment my other guavas. I highly recommend the Beaumont Guava. I am just starting to harvest these. Very sweet.
Thanks Armando. So far, we love the Malaysian guava, it is our favorite. I am however impressed with the Chinese guava (taste/texture). I would love to also try the Beaumont guava. If you have other varieties, please let me know. Please let me know where you got the Beaumont guava, I don't know much about it.
@@thetreefather86 I got the Beaumont Guava tree at Home Depot in a 15 gallon pot, at the Imperial Beach location. It was labeled Mexican Beaumont. This is the same variety grown commercially in Hawaii.
@@thetreefather86 If you'd like to try some, enable the business inquiry option in your channel so I can send you info. I think some will be ripening up next week.
@@armandorivera5697 awesome. thanks
I have pink tropical, strawberry and Red Malaysian guavas. My red Malaysians are darker greenish pink skinned than yours and the inside is a darker pinkish purple. They are very tasty but near the skin there is a bitterness I don’t like so I try to remove the skin.
Great to see your getting your daughter into your hobby!
Best RUclips video of the day !
thank you
You mentioned having a miracle berry tree. Do you sale cuttings?
No, unfortunately, I don't
Great video ! I have a question: are your guavas ripening in Sept- Oct ? We planted pink tropical guava from Home depot, it flowers in Jun-Jul, but ripens in March-Apr ( we are in Vista, zone 10). It has nice smell, but tastes like a green banana, no sweetness. I am not sure, if it is so tasteless because it ripens in early spring or it is a normal taste for these guavas.
Every variety of guava has ripens in a diferent time of year. Right now, I have Indian guavas and other guavas have flowers. If you plant more varieties, you'll have a long guava season
Wow so cool, love this.
Thank you Paulina
Cute video, I am your 420th subscriber :)
So cute...Sophia the future amazing gardening star 😀❤❤.
Thank you
Favorite one is from seed. Its creamy and sweet. It's super soft and melt in your mouth. The color inside is white, yellow to orange, and pink.
Just can't wait to have some...
Great presentation and I am sure it tastes amazing. Please update us on other varieties.
Thank you guys now I know what kind a guava tree I have, Chinese they are huge.
glad it helped. Keep in mind that India guava also gets pretty big, I just didn't yet harvest off that tree yet.
Is the big white one called Kilo guava?
no
Loved the video and seeing these 5 types. Do you have a video of the other 5 types you grow? I’m in San Diego and I’ve only seen the Mexican variety sold regularly. I think I saw the Chinese variety at 99 Ranch
I have a video with 2 more varieties that was the most recent uploaded. The other 3 are newer plants w/out fruit so far
Thanks! Will check your archive
Do you have a Chilean guava? I'm curious what the flavor is for those, nice video ,thanks.
Thank you Loren. Unfortunately, I don't have a Chlean guava. I don't know details about it.
I dont know what size your trees are but all my ruby trees fruited within the first year even the 3 foot one but of course the size was only a lil bigger than a golf ball
good to know Niko. thanks for sharing your experience
Can you please order those 3 big varieties of guava based on their sweetness? Thanks
I'll do that in the future
in heaven I'm gonna eat every type of guava and every other fruit that I missed out on in this life. I can't even buy guava at a store and never tasted it
Same
Thanks for guava share. Daughter is adorable and smart. She could probably do the video solo with little prompting. I'm a beginner and recently was gifted a white tropical guava sounds like the Mexican variety? Will see.
Thank you James for the feedback. We're learning and having fun. Time well spent.
I have a Chinese, Lemon, Cherry, and Pineapple type. My Chinese hasn't produced fruit in a few years even though it does flower. The cherry plant produces A LOT. The lemon one also produces a lot as well as the pineapple guava. I'm also in Vista,CA.
Guavas are heavy feeders,, so make sure you feed them regularly.. Thanks for sharing another awesome local experience
I have like 5 Chinese guavas an I just got 2 of the pink Ones this year so hopefully I’ll get to taste the difference. I’m in Kern Country
Awesome. It is worth testing to see what works for you in your particular micro climate. In Kern County should work well. Keep them mulched, well-fed and watered.
Where did you buy the Chinese guava?
Walter Andresen nursery Poway, CA
great video.
I have egyptian guava and ruby supreme guava. both excellent.
Thank you for the input. I've never heard of an egyptian guava, but I do have ruby X guava in my garden (I hope it will produce this coming year)
@@thetreefather86 egyptian guava very excellent. i can offer you cuttings if you want. i do know guava cuttings are very difficult to root. i always fail to root them
@@nickka2009 I also have failed at growing guava from cuttings. I didn't try too hard, but now I am running out of space to plant
@@thetreefather86 ok. I have over 70 varieties figs if you need cuttings in future. Thx
Can u describe the Egyptian one plse ?😍🧡
Red malaysian is the one normaly we grow here in indonesia too that one also best use for guava milk shake. But the chiness one also our fave
I can understand why. thank you for the feedback
That was a great review. I was at the store yesterday and they had Mexican guava’s ( but looked more like your lemon guavas ) but any way I was wondering what they taste like or how you eat them . So thank you for sharing . I feel a little more educated and will Definitely have to try some now ..
I'm glad you were able to find some guava in the store. It is all about learning and becoming more educated. Too bad you can't try a fully ripe guava from an organic garden.
Thanks this was very helpful
Are you kidding me?? She's a mini-me of her papa (but much prettier of course), so precious!
She's a natural
Thanks
Mexican variety looks awesome
Bravo Sofia:)) asa de la unchiu' Musi de la lucru lol
Uncle Musi.....you're the best
I bought a red Malaysian tree because of this video lol
You'll love it. Best of luck
She does look like you
I'm in Poland and have 3 varietes, but now I really need to find seeds of the Malaysian one. Soon my house will look like a guava forest haha
I love your story Agnieszka. Guavas grown all the way in Poland. I wish you all the best
You two do look alike, the eyes.
Beautiful
multumim
yay😍 malaysia guava win. - from malaysia
Hi I live in Canada can I buy some guava and leaves please
Unfortunately, I'm not a commercial grower and don't sell/ship. My content is just for knowledge sharing
Nice ❤️❤️👍👍👍
i loved your show. me and my daughter garden also
awesome. Please share what you're working on.
@@thetreefather86 we are trying to turn our yard into Hawaii. Planting Hawaiian fruit
@@kalanicooner6999 We have something in common. Hawaii is our zen place
@@thetreefather86 that's wonderful
Thanks
You're welcome
Guava's rot at the bottom when they are too close to the ground, the ones with the bigger fruit are more likely to do that because they are more likely to rest on the ground.
thanks for the input Alan. It makes perfect sense
Visto
I live in the middle of Kansas ( Nowhere) so we don’t get these fruits.
I hate fully ripen guava's i need my guava to be light yellow firm
I agree with you on how I like my guavas
Any guava without worm is best
agree
Omg is it normal to have worms
@@jborrego2406 This one didn't have a worm, but it touched the ground and had some ground related roth. In tropical/humid places, guavas will have additional pests but not the case in Southern California based on my experience.
Hi there, I just watched your video last night. I looking for the Malaysian guava. Do you still have that for sell. If you do please let me know. I would like to buy one.
Hi Mai Lee. I don't sell fruit trees. I'm just a grower of fruit trees for hobby/fun.
The big whit one is called "Taiwanese white" not Chinese..
You both look pretty human to me. I think it will work.
Thank you. You're too funny
Tropical white
I don't have room for any more trees.....but it should be on my short list.
Where is indian one
It is a newly planted tree and didn't yet make video with it. I will have something soon on the India guava
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seeds like pistachio shells in blender, edible my....
The largest one probably a Thai guava not Chinese guava .
Guavas should be crunchy then you will get the best test. Most asian like it Crunchy. We donot like the soft ones.
agree
Elwyn Dwarf PineappleStrawberry Guava Fruit tree
I cant stand the smell or taste of them. No idea how people enjoy them