20 Seeds Lemon Guava

Highly fragrant fruit usually with green or yellow skin,
about the size of a baseball, with pink or white flesh.
The guava is one of the most common fruits in the world
and its sweet pulp is used in a wide assortment of drinks,
desserts, and other food products.

The guava is highly adaptable to tropical and subtropical
environments and can be grown outdoors as far North as the
San Francisco Bay Area in California, as well as most areas
of Florida and gulf coast states. Protect from temperatures
below 30F, which can cause defoliation. Harder freezes will
kill the plant. In cool winter areas, guava's may partially
defoliate, but should begin new growth flushes in spring and
summer.

Germination Info
Guava seeds are of moderate difficulty to germinate. The most
common stumbling block is not allowing enough time to pass for
germination as guava seeds routinely need a minimum of 4-6 weeks
before any possible germination. Plant seeds 1/4-1/2" deep in
moist, sterile soil. Keep soil temperature consistent at 70-85F.
Cool soils will significantly delay seed germination time and
soil temperatures below 60-63F will inhibit germination altogether.

Estimated germination time under optimal conditions: 4-12 weeks,
though occasionally longer. Seeds often show staggered germination.