18 April 2026 Written By-Saikat Mandal
Guava is a tropical fruit known for its high vitamin C content and strong market demand. It grows well in warm climates and is ideal for Indian farmers.
Guava thrives in tropical and subtropical regions. – Ideal temperature: 20°C to 30°C – Tolerates drought but not severe frost
– Well-drained loamy soil is best – pH level: 5 to 7.5 – Avoid waterlogged areas Good soil ensures better root development and fruit quality.
– Allahabad Safeda – Lucknow 49 (Sardar) – Lalit – Arka Amulya
– Deep ploughing and leveling required – Add organic manure before planting – Dig pits (60×60×60 cm) and fill with compost and soil mix
– Deep ploughing and leveling required – Add organic manure before planting – Dig pits (60×60×60 cm) and fill with compost and soil mix
– Water young plants regularly – Mature plants need irrigation during fruiting – Avoid excess watering to prevent root rot
– Apply FYM (Farmyard Manure) annually – Use NPK fertilizers based on plant age – Balanced nutrition improves fruit size and yield
– Fruit fly – Wilt disease Control methods: – Use organic pesticides – Maintain field hygiene – Timely spraying is important
– Guava fruits mature in 4–5 months after flowering – Harvest when fruits turn light green or yellow – Handle carefully to avoid damage