Iraq White Guava Air Layered Healthy Fruit Plant

Here is a breakdown of the typical characteristics of the Iraqi White Guava (often locally referred to as Zaytoni or olive-shaped guava in some regions), covering the specific physical traits you requested for your test or description.

Iraqi White Guava Profile
📏 Size
Average Dimensions: Generally medium to large compared to wild guava varieties. They typically range from 5 to 8 centimeters (2 to 3 inches) in diameter.

Weight: Usually weighs between 100 to 250 grams, though well-cultivated fruits can grow slightly larger.

👅 Texture
External (Skin): Smooth, thin, and delicate. It becomes slightly softer and can feel a bit waxy as the fruit reaches peak ripeness.

Internal (Flesh): The outer flesh is firm, crisp, and meaty. As you move toward the center seed cavity, the texture becomes much softer, creamier, and juicier.

Seeds: It contains a central core of small, hard, yellowish seeds embedded in a soft pulp. While edible, they are quite hard to bite through.

🎨 Colour
Unripe: A vibrant, deep green.

Ripe Skin: Transitions to a pale, yellowish-green or a soft, creamy yellow when fully ripe.

Flesh: The interior flesh is a clean, creamy white or pale ivory color (distinguishing it from pink or red guava varieties).