I sprouted some lemon quava from a fresh fruit of mine. Didn't seem that big a deal. I just threw them in some potting soil and they all came up. The seeds are incredibly hard. I don't see why your seeds wouldn't germinate. Can't hurt to try.

Hi Jay,
I already sprouted guava seeds, even pineapple guava seeds but these were strawberry guava seeds and they were in a hard dark reddish brown casing something like the tamarind/dried up whole strawberry guava. I dont know, I already potted them up two days ago after I soaked them over night.I just wondered if there was something special to do with these. Thanks :)

I have not sprouted strawberry guavas... did you plant the whole dried fruit thing?
I would have tried to open up the dried fruit to get the seeds out.
Maybe dig one of them up and try to open it now that it should be softer.
But in nature, fruits fall off trees all the time and end up sprouting, so yours may come up without any special care.
Good Luck and keep us posted.

Thanks rayandgwenn, I will try to do that right now....

I recently started my Yellow Strawberry guava craze and tried 3 different germinating methods. The first I put 60 seeds in two pots with potting mix and got two seedlings only after 8 weeks. Then i tried the Paper Towel method and after 3 weeks they had started germinating and not only that out of 12 seeds 11 Germinated. I also tried a third paper towel method wich I scored the seeds with an exacto knife and after two weeks two had started germinating already. Hope That helps.