Pineapple Guava Live Plant, Acca Sellowiana, Feijoa Fruit Tree, Edible Tropical Garden Shrub, Fragrant Flowering Plant, 10 Inch Pot
Pineapple Guava Live Plant, Acca Sellowiana, Feijoa Fruit Tree, Edible Tropical Garden Shrub, Fragrant Flowering Plant, 10 Inch Pot
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Bring edible beauty to your garden with a Pineapple Guava live plant (Acca sellowiana, formerly Feijoa sellowiana)! Loved for its fragrant flowers, attractive evergreen foliage, and distinctive aromatic fruit, this versatile shrub is a wonderful choice for home orchards, edible landscaping, and sunny patios.
Pineapple guava produces oval fruits with a fragrant, sweet-tart flavor often described as a blend of pineapple, guava, and other tropical notes. Its unusual flowers also feature showy petals and prominent red stamens, adding ornamental interest before the fruit develops.
šæ WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
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One live Pineapple Guava plant
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Botanical name: Acca sellowiana (syn. Feijoa sellowiana)
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Grown in a 10-inch nursery pot
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A living plant similar to the pictures
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Natural variations in height, branching, and foliage are normal
š PLANT FEATURES
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Common names: Pineapple Guava, Feijoa
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Plant type: Evergreen fruiting shrub or small tree
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Foliage: Green leaves with silvery undersides
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Flowers: Distinctive ornamental flowers with red stamens and fleshy petals
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Fruit: Aromatic, oval fruit with sweet-tart, fragrant flesh when ripe
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Uses: Edible landscaping, home orchards, garden borders, and large containers
āļø PINEAPPLE GUAVA CARE GUIDE
Sunlight: Full sun generally encourages better flowering and fruiting. Partial shade may be tolerated, especially in hot climates, but fruit production can be reduced.
Watering: Water regularly while the plant establishes. Once established, it can tolerate some dry periods, but consistent moisture during flowering and fruit development is beneficial. Avoid waterlogged soil.
Soil: Choose well-draining soil. Pineapple guava adapts to a range of soil types but performs best when roots have good drainage.
Fertilizing: Feed in the active growing season with a balanced fertilizer suitable for fruiting shrubs, following the product label. Avoid excessive nitrogen, which can favor leafy growth over flowering.
Pruning: Prune lightly to maintain shape and remove dead or crossing branches. Allow the plant to develop a healthy framework for flowering and fruiting.
Container growing: A 10-inch pot provides a starting growing container. For long-term container culture, move the plant into a larger pot as its roots develop, and ensure the container has drainage holes.
Climate: Pineapple guava is suited to many mild and subtropical climates and can tolerate some cold once established. Local climate, cultivar, and plant maturity affect its performance.
š FLOWERING AND FRUITING
Pineapple guava can provide both ornamental flowers and edible fruit under suitable conditions. Fruiting depends on plant maturity, climate, pollination, and cultivar. Some plants benefit from cross-pollination, so growing a compatible second plant may improve fruit set. Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed at the time of purchase.
š¦ PLEASE NOTE
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You will receive one live Pineapple Guava plant in a 10-inch pot, similar to the pictures.
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Plant size, foliage, and branching naturally vary.
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Your plant may arrive without flowers or fruit, depending on its growth cycle.
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Allow time for acclimation after shipping before making major changes to light or watering.
Add this attractive and useful fruiting shrub to your garden and enjoy growing your own Pineapple Guava!
Seller tip: Confirm the cultivar and whether the plant is self-fertile before advertising a specific fruit color, guaranteed harvest, or reliable fruit production from a single plant.
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