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Jignishaseeds Guava, Amrood, Amrud, Psidium, Guajava, Jamrukh Seeds, Fruit Seeds Seed (100 per packet)

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Seed Type: Fruit
Suitable For: Indoor, Outdoor
Organic Plant Seed
Seed For: Guava, Amrood, Amrud, Psidium, Guajava, Jamrukh Seeds, Fruit Seeds
Quantity: 100 per packet

Description

The fruits are round to pear-shaped and measure up to 7.6 cm in diameter; their pulp contains many small hard seeds (more abundant in wild forms than in cultivated varieties). The fruit has a yellow skin and white, yellow, or pink flesh. The musky, at times pungent, odour of the sweet pulp is not always appreciated.

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Brand	Jignishaseeds
Model Name	WhiteJamrukh-100
Quantity	100 per packet
Common Name	Guava, Amrood, Amrud, Psidium, Guajava, Jamrukh Seeds, Fruit Seeds
Flowering Plant	No
Suitable For	Indoor, Outdoor
Type of Seed	Fruit
Organic	Yes
Family	Myrtle family
Scientific Name	Psidium guajava
Uses	Although guava has a number of medicinal properties, it is the most common and popular traditional remedy for gastrointestinal infections such as diarrhea, dysentery, stomach aches, and indigestion[4] and it is used across the world for these ailments.
Soil Nutrient Requirements	Organic manure, phosphorus and potash and half dose of nitrogen should be applied during June-July and the remaining quantity applied in October-November. The optimum leaf nutrient status fixed for guava is 1.7% N, 0.5% 1.3% K,2.1% Ca, 0.46% Mg, 10.0 B, 77.5 ppm Zn and 75.0 ppm Cu.
Sowing Method	Pits (size 0.75 x 0.75 x 0.75 m) are dug at 5x 5 m apart on half moon terraces and refilled about 15 cm above the ground level with upper 30 cm soil along with 25 to 30 kg FYM, 100g Urea, 150g MOP, 350g SSP and 50g Chlorpyriphos. The best time for guava planting is June to August.
Net Quantity	100 per packet

Additional Features

Care Instructions	Care for your guava tree as you would any fruit tree after the tree is established. Make sure your guava has good drainage as it doesn't like its roots wet. Guava needs a bit of fertilizer throughout the growing season, but it's best not to fertilize in the winter.
Other Features	Guava (Psidium guajava L.) is a small branched tree or shrub up to 7–10 m tall. The root system is superficial. The trunk is woody, hard, with a characteristic smooth, pale mottled bark that peels off in thin flakes, after the trunk has grown to about 20 cm in diameter.

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