Chilean White Guava Air Layered Healthy Fruit Plant

Chilean Guava Profile
Size
Fruit Dimensions: Very small. They are roughly the size of a large pea, a cranberry, or a small blueberry, measuring about 1 to 1.5 cm (around half an inch) in diameter.

Shrub Dimensions: The plant itself is a compact, bushy shrub that typically matures to about 1 to 1.7 meters (3 to 5 feet) in height.

Texture
Outer Skin: The skin is smooth, glossy, and taut, similar to a blueberry or a cranberry. It yields easily when bitten into.

Flesh/Pulp: The interior flesh is soft, juicy, and creamy.

Seeds: Unlike the heavy, notoriously rock-hard seeds found in tropical guavas, the seeds in a Chilean guava are tiny, soft, and entirely edible. They are barely noticeable when you eat the berry fresh.

Colour
Exterior (Skin): The berries start off green and ripen into a deep, dark purplish-red or bright crimson. They look like shiny little jewels hanging among the foliage.

Interior (Flesh): Squeezing or cutting the berry open reveals a translucent, pale creamy-white pulp.