Ruby Supreme Guava Live Plant, Pink Flesh Tropical Fruit Tree, Sweet Aromatic Guava, Psidium guajava, 2–3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot
Ruby Supreme Guava Live Plant, Pink Flesh Tropical Fruit Tree, Sweet Aromatic Guava, Psidium guajava, 2–3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot
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Bring the taste of tropical fruit to your home garden with a Ruby Supreme Guava live plant (Psidium guajava). Known for its large, baseball-sized fruits and sweet, aromatic pink flesh, this guava variety is a wonderful choice for fresh eating, homemade juice, and delicious jelly.
Plant Details
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Variety: Ruby Supreme Guava
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Botanical Name: Psidium guajava
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Plant Type: Tropical fruiting plant
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Shipping Height: Approximately 2–3 feet tall
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Shipping Pot: 3-gallon pot
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Propagation: Cutting-grown plant
Fruit Characteristics
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Produces large, baseball-sized guavas.
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Fruit skin turns yellow as it ripens.
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Inside, the flesh is pink, sweet, and highly aromatic.
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Enjoy fresh or use the fruit for juice and jelly.
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For the sweetest flavor, allow fruit to ripen on the tree until the skin yields slightly to gentle pressure.
Flowering and Fruiting
Ruby Supreme Guava can flower and produce fruit year-round in cycles. Fruit generally takes approximately 60–90 days from flowering to ripening.
Because these plants are cutting-grown, they can begin fruiting at a young age, sometimes when the plant is around 2 feet tall. Actual flowering and fruiting depend on growing conditions and plant maturity.
Growing Tips
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Provide plenty of sunlight and warmth for better growth and fruit production.
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For container growing, prune to encourage a bushy shape, ideally about as wide as it is tall.
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Maintain suitable moisture and use well-draining growing soil.
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Protect this tropical plant from cold temperatures.
Shipping Information
Your Ruby Supreme Guava will arrive approximately 2–3 feet tall in a 3-gallon nursery pot. Each plant is naturally unique, so height, branching, and appearance may vary.
Live plants may experience minor leaf drop or temporary stress during shipping. Unpack promptly and allow the plant time to acclimate to its new environment.
Please note: Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed at the time of arrival.
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