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Cherry Guava Seedlings

Original price was: KSh 800.00.Current price is: KSh 600.00.

Cherry Guava (also known as Strawberry Guava) is one of the most sought-after tropical fruits in Kenya, prized for its sweet, aromatic flavor and high nutritional value. Our Cherry Guava seedlings are certified, disease-free, and ideal for both small-scale and large-scale farming.

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Vibrant red or yellow guava variety, perfect for small-scale & commercial farming.

Cherry Guava (also known as Strawberry Guava) is one of the most sought-after tropical fruits in Kenya, prized for its sweet, aromatic flavor and high nutritional value. Our Cherry Guava seedlings are certified, disease-free, and ideal for both small-scale and large-scale farming.

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Why Choose Cherry Guava Seedlings?

High-yielding variety
Disease-resistant
Fast-growing and easy to manage
Versatile fruit use (fresh consumption, jams, sauces, and juices)
High Vitamin C content
Perfect for local markets & export


Ideal Growing Conditions for Cherry Guava in Kenya

Cherry Guava thrives in a tropical or subtropical climate, making Kenya’s diverse agricultural zones ideal for its cultivation. Here are the conditions that will help you grow healthy and productive Cherry Guava trees:

  • Climate: Best suited for temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C, but can tolerate short periods of cooler weather.

  • Altitude: Cherry Guava grows well between 1,200 to 2,200 meters above sea level.

  • Rainfall: Requires consistent rainfall or irrigation, especially during dry seasons.

  • Soil Type: Prefers well-drained loamy or sandy soils, slightly acidic to neutral pH (5.5–7.5).

  • Sunlight: Needs full sunlight for optimal fruit production.


Spacing & Planting Information

Proper spacing is key to ensuring that your Cherry Guava trees grow healthy and strong. The recommended spacing is:

  • Spacing: 2m x 2m (1,600 trees per acre) or 3m x 2m (1,200 trees per acre)

  • Growth Habit: Cherry Guava trees are bushy and can reach heights of 3 to 6 meters, so regular pruning is important for shaping and maximizing fruit yield.

  • Soil Preparation: Incorporate organic matter like compost or well-rotted manure to enhance fertility and structure.


Expected Yield & Growth Timeline

YearExpected Yield per Tree (kg)Population per Acre (2m x 2m)Population per Acre (3m x 2m)
310–15 kg1,6001,200
415–20 kg1,6001,200
520–25 kg1,6001,200
625–30 kg1,6001,200
730–35 kg1,6001,200
  • Yield per acre: Can produce up to 5,000 kg per acre at peak production.

  • Cherry Guava trees begin to bear fruit around 2–3 years after planting.


Planting & Care Instructions

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Step-by-Step Guide for Planting Cherry Guava Seedlings

  1. Site Selection: Choose a well-drained location with access to full sunlight.

  2. Prepare the Soil: Clear weeds and debris, and incorporate organic matter like compost to improve soil structure and fertility.

  3. Planting: Dig a hole twice the size of the root ball. Place the seedling in the hole, ensuring that the graft union is above ground level. Backfill with soil and water gently.

  4. Watering: Water regularly, especially during the dry season, but ensure the soil does not get waterlogged.

  5. Fertilizing: Apply a balanced NPK fertilizer and compost during the growing season to promote strong growth and high fruit production.

  6. Pruning: Regularly prune to shape the tree and maintain its size. Remove dead or diseased branches to prevent pest infestations.

  7. Pest Management: Cherry Guava is susceptible to pests like fruit flies and whiteflies. Regularly monitor the trees and apply appropriate pest control when necessary.


Market Potential for Cherry Guava

The demand for Cherry Guava in Kenya and beyond is increasing due to its high nutritional value and versatility. The fruit is popular for:

  • Fresh consumption

  • Juices

  • Jams and sauces

  • Value-added products like chutneys and preserves.

Farmers can access both local markets and export opportunities, especially as the fruit’s global demand continues to rise, particularly in Europe and the Middle East.


Pest & Disease Management

Common pests to watch out for include:

  • Aphids

  • Fruit flies

  • Whiteflies

  • Scale insects

Control Methods: Use organic pest control or appropriate chemical measures when necessary. Maintaining clean growing practices will also help reduce pest and disease pressures.


Conclusion

Investing in Cherry Guava seedlings is an excellent choice for farmers looking to diversify their income sources. The high yield potential, nutritional value, and market demand for Cherry Guava make it a lucrative option for both small-scale farmers and commercial growers. Order your certified Cherry Guava seedlings today and start your journey toward a profitable farm.


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