Mountain Guava Air Layered Healthy Fruit Plant

Mountain Guava Profile
Size
Average Dimensions: The fruits are very small compared to common guavas, usually spanning only 2 to 3 cm (roughly 0.7 to 1.2 inches) in diameter.

Shape: Generally round or globose.

Tree Size: While the fruit is tiny, the tree itself can grow quite tall in its native mountain habitats, sometimes reaching heights of 8 to 12 meters.

Texture
Outer Skin: The skin is typically thin but tough.

Flesh/Pulp: The interior flesh is firm and a bit dry. Unlike a commercial guava, there is a very thin layer of edible pulp.

Core & Seeds: The center is heavily packed with a high volume of small, hard, angular seeds. Because of the heavy seed count and lack of thick pulp, the texture is gritty and fibrous.

Colour
Exterior (Skin): The fruit starts as a dark green and turns a lighter yellow-green or a pale, sulfur-yellow as it matures on the branch.

Interior (Flesh): The thin layer of pulp inside is typically an off-white or cream color.