EASIEST Way to Grow GUAVA Tree In Pots (1+ Year Updates) 

@Rekha Khanal, Let's do it 😊 Thank you so much for watching and for your feedback, appreciate it 😊😊

Thank you So much for your feedback!

@kim ly, Most welcome and glad I could help! Thank you So much for watching and good luck with your plant 🙂🙂

Glad I could help!

@Abdurahiman Kiliyadanmoochikkal, Thank you so so much for feedback, much appreciated. However, I am sorry for the late response...was away due to some personal issues :-(

@Uma devi, Thank you So So much for the feedback Ma'am, appreciate it :-)

You are most welcome n thank you so much for your words 🙏

@Soumya's Mehandi and Creativity, Thank you so much for the feedback and really sorry about the late response, was away due to some personal problems :-)

U should add lot of cow manure .1/2 cow manure 1/2 soil then it will grow very fast

@Sukanya Kakoty, Really sorry about the late response, was away due to health issue...Glad to know you too have Guava trees and harvesting on a regular basis..The black spot - it's a fungal disease actually and happens sometimes depending on various factors like climate..hope, it gets recover soon. Or else, you can try using any organic fungicide :-) Good luck :-)

@Gilda Dennis, You're most welcome and glad to know you found it useful, I really appreciate for the feedback! Good luck with your plant :-)

Thank you very much!

Thank you for watching...I am from very hot and humid area and don't have much knowledge about growing in cold climate. Regarding your question - No, there is absolutely no need to peel the skin before eating (considering they are grown 100% organically. If any pesticides have been used while growing or on fruits, it's better to peel the skin and wait for at least 7-10 days before consuming them). Actually, Every parts of a guava is edible. Thank you for watching and please let me know if you have any questions. Other than environmental factors (like cold climate), I would try my best to answer you, thank you!

@Deepak Kashyap, Most welcome and I believe you have planted already :-) Good luck :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat I was a beginner. I knew nothing about planting. I started taking interest in gardening because of Sushant Singh Rajput. He was such a briliant actor, yet he wanted to do Organic Farming. Ever since this news came into TV, I started searching more and more about Organic Farming. Post several days of research I found out that one can make a living out of Organic Farming, eat healthy and live healthy too. So I subscribed few gardening channels on RU-vid and by watching their videos, I was able to learn a lot of things about Home Gardening. Now I also know why our potting trees are always dried up and do not produce any flowering throughout the year. My Mom thinks potting flowers only need water to grow. She has never given our plants anything else except water since last many years. This is why all of them are dying right now. They may be cursing us for not being a good care taker. I really want all my gardening trees to grow healthy again and not die due to no feeding. Last Sunday I went to Priya Nursery in Delhi and bought these following trees :- 1. Allamanda 2. Tecoma 3. Gardenia 4. Madhu Kamini 5. Rose Tree 6. Ixora 7. Baara maasi Nimbu 8. Mussaenda Guava tree is next on my list now. They didn't have good quality guava trees. But the owner assured me next time I will visit, they will surely have more varieties of guava trees. Hopefully I am buying that very soon. And guess what I did today. Today I drove 40kms on my scooty and got these following things for our plants- 1. 20 kg Vermicompost. 2. Fungicide 3. Neem Oil 4. Neem Khali 5. Sardo Khali 6. Coco Peat 7. Bone Meal 8. NPK 19-19-19 9. SSP FERTILIZER 10. Seaweed Granules. 11. Epsom Salt 12. 15 pots(8,10,12inches) 13. Potash While I was coming back home with all these items. My Scotty was shaking a little but luckily I reached home safely 🤣 My Mom also seemed a little angry but I know after some time, she will be fine 😅 Tomorrow I am going to do my first ever potting. So wish me luck brother. And thanks for spreading your knowledge. You are truly an inspiration for many of us. Keep up the good work.

@@GardeningUpbeat Sir what if we bring the tree from nursery. Either it is grafted or by seed what time did it take to give fruits.

Thanks you 🤩

@Madhuravagi madhura, Thank you so so much for feedback, much appreciated. However, I am sorry for the late response...was away due to some personal issues :-(

yup, they need to take a trip indoors when the temp starts dropping :)

@Darius 21, I am glad to know I could help and thank you So much for your words, really appreciated! Sure, you can definitely prune your plant to make it more bushier. But after pruning, please don't forget to fertilize your plants so that it can grow vigorously. Wish you all the best!

Same is it

@Punam Bisht, Most welcome Ma'am and thank you for watching!! However, I am sorry for the late response...was away due to some personal issues :-( For Prunning, Spring is the best time..but mine are hybrid Guava and they produce fruits throughout the whole year. So, can be done at anytime. But, it's better not to prune when plant already has few fruits which are yet to matured enough. After complete harvesting, we can prune it :-)

@Baijayantee Sethi, Good evening 🙏 Thank you So So much for the feedback, much appreciated!!! However, I am sorry for the late response...was away due to some personal issues :-( Actually, I got the plant from Nursery itself...you can see the black polybag at the time of repotting. They propagated it by air layering method. For Guwava, mostly air layering is done as it's easy. Hope, I answered your question. Thank you once again for your words and I would be uploading many more videos in coming days...Happy gardening and TC :-)

@Monti Dutta, That's great to know 🤓🤓 I am really very sorry for the late response, was away due to health related issues (wife was in hospital). Anyway, thank you so so much for the feedback and you are awesome too, TC :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat ah never mind😊😊 I hope your wife is better now🤞🤞🤞 take care of her

@Aradhana Bhattacharya, Sure, I would try to do it :-) Thank you and I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir :-)

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@Archana Turimella, Sure, I would try to do it and thank you :-) I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir and @gardeningupbeat is just perfect :-)

Let me Introduce myself , Iam Dr.Archana Turimella, Iam a physician right now working for COVID, Iam so interested in plants,trees,flowers... Iam doing my best to grow them though we live in an apartment. I love this Clerodendrum plant, it's my childhood memory,the scent of this flower is still in my head... I finally found one plant after 20years, and now I want to know how to propogate it through cuttings. You deserve to be called Sir as you are doing a fantastic job in educating everyone about plants....

@Justin G great! I'm planning on getting one too!

@Justin GCool. Are you going to graft or plant from seeds?

@Justin G I don't have a lot of space so I'm planning on just using a pot.

@ABANTIKA ROY, I already replied you once but not sure why it's not showing up here :-( Good to know you also planted in a pot and hope it grows well! By the way, I am far behind being a Mr. Garden champion, ha ha..but appreciate for your kind words 😊😊 I am also sorry for late reply :-( Was away for some personal issues.. 50 Roses!!!WOW!!! Hats off to you and it shows who is the Champion here 😊😊 You would like to dig out them and then repot in pots. They would get shock definitely but after some days, you would be able to see new growths for sure!! Good luck 😊😊

@@GardeningUpbeat Thanks a lot for reply. 😊 and don’t say sorry. I though you were busy. And I'm not a champion.😊 I have been learning gardening for 4 years. I am 27 years old. I know something about trees, because i did a post graduate course in botany. But gardening is completely different. You are the Champion in that. Your video helps me create garden. Thanks Again 🌹🌹. If you don’t mind, let me know your name.😊

@ABANTIKA ROY, Thank you and that's so nice of you :-) Yeah, I agree with you..Gardening is bit different and it's totally different when we grow in containers as we control everything...I am really glad to know you are finding my videos useful, thank you so much :-) Nothing to mind at all...Myself Chandan Dutta and if you are insta, feel free to join me there - instagram.com/gardeningupbeat/ It's just related to Gardening 😊😊

@Shikha Bajaj, Most likely, rootball was small and it dried out completely! Please repot immediately and it would grow back soon, Good luck :-)

@Hilda Reo, Sure, I would do in coming days...I would appreciate if you don't call me Sir, thank you :-)

@Priyanshi Jaiswal, Sorry for the late response...was away due to some personal issues. For both, I would upload video soon, thank you :-)

@@GardeningUpbeat It's Ok😀

It could be many factors it could be that the tree is not been fertilize or is just in bad soil the roots are not getting nutrients due to ph if plants are looking healthy good things are happing underground

@Chandra Prasad, Glad to know...

Because fruit production is most energy required process for plants. Cut flowers before they become Fruit so that energy can be utilised for Plant growth

I LOVE INDIA but HINDI is not my mother tongue..any problem?

@Prem Sai, Thank you :-)