Local guava seedlings

The local guava tree Psidium guajava small to medium tropical fruit tree belonging to the family Myrtaceae, its height ranges between 3–10 meters with broad oval leaves, smooth edges, emitting a fragrant scent when crushed. Its flowers are white, solitary or in small clusters, with delicate petals resembling butterflies, and its center filled with white stamens that attract bees. As for its fruits, they are spherical or pear-shaped, with a diameter of 5–10 cm, green skin that turns yellow when ripe, pink or white flesh with small hard seeds, and a slightly sweet and tangy taste. It is considered one of the oldest trees cultivated in homes and small farms due to its easy care and abundant production. Its origin is from Central and South America, but it has spread to every warm part of the world, from India to Egypt. Guava is not only appreciated for its gentle taste, but also provides abundant shade in summer, and in winter, its leaves are used in traditional recipes. Its cultivation is not just an investment in fruit, but a step toward discovering the simple treasures of nature.