Pineapple Guava

21 years ago

I bought 2 of these last Spring. I have yet to see blooms. Are they slow growers or do they need something? They are about 4' high. Beautiful plants and healthy looking just no blooms.

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cactusfreak
21 years ago
I have had one about 3 years. No blooms. But mine is still in the original pot. I need to repot.
What size pot are your's in? Or are they in the ground?
goatster
Original Author
21 years ago
They are in the ground. There are some at Callaway a bit larger than mine and they only have sparse blooms on them.
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Eddie_GA
21 years ago
My brother and I have pineapple guava. His are in more full sun than mine therefore do better and bloom more. Plants need to reach a degree of maturity before they begin blooming and it may be sparse the first year. Mine are just now starting to bloom at the end of May. Besides being a nice evergreen shrub they have beautiful, edible flowers followed by some very good tasting fruit that can range from as big as a nickle to the size of a maypop. Our Parks Department has started planting them in most parks. Everyone should have one.
goatster
Original Author
21 years ago
I have mine on the SW wall of our shed. Full sun. The plants are very healthy and putting on more new growth. I guess I just need to be more patient. Do you feed yours and if so what and when?