Plant Identification

[enomi]

Does anyone here know what plant this is?

[Jaboticaba45]

Looks like a feijoas species

[Shiapouf]

where was the photo taken?

[enomi]

where was the photo taken?

West Palm Beach, FL.

[Budtropicals]

Looks like a feijoas species

I agree. Some form of guava anyways.

[SeaWalnut]

Strawberry guava.

[Budtropicals]

Strawberry guava.

After looking at some strawberry guava images, it does 100% look like one!

[enomi]

Thanks everyone! I’ll wait until late summer for the fruit to mature so I can try it!

[SeaWalnut]

There are 2 varietyes of strawberry guava,Psidium Cattleyanum.
One makes yellow fruit and its called lemon guava ,and the otther makes mauve fruit or red and its called strawberry guava.
I grow both and they are fruiting heavy in the pot.

[Budtropicals]

There are 2 varietyes of strawberry guava,Psidium Cattleyanum.
One makes yellow fruit and its called lemon guava ,and the otther makes mauve fruit or red and its called strawberry guava.
I grow both and they are fruiting heavy in the pot.

Are they good? Any difference in the two? I'm interested in growing one or both of them in containers.

[giorgosgr.]

There are 2 varietyes of strawberry guava,Psidium Cattleyanum.
One makes yellow fruit and its called lemon guava ,and the otther makes mauve fruit or red and its called strawberry guava.
I grow both and they are fruiting heavy in the pot.

Are they good? Any difference in the two? I'm interested in growing one or both of them in containers.

In your area they should be full of fruit fry worms ....
But appart from that yes they are really good

[Budtropicals]

There are 2 varietyes of strawberry guava,Psidium Cattleyanum.
One makes yellow fruit and its called lemon guava ,and the otther makes mauve fruit or red and its called strawberry guava.
I grow both and they are fruiting heavy in the pot.

Are they good? Any difference in the two? I'm interested in growing one or both of them in containers.

In your area they should be full of fruit fry worms ....
But appart from that yes they are really good

I have a friend who grows them, never got a chance to taste them however, but it looks to me like he has no issues with flies. I have some guava varieties growing in my yard, and they have never had fruit fly problems, so maybe it isn't an issue in my close vicinity... hopefully.

[giorgosgr.]

There are 2 varietyes of strawberry guava,Psidium Cattleyanum.
One makes yellow fruit and its called lemon guava ,and the otther makes mauve fruit or red and its called strawberry guava.
I grow both and they are fruiting heavy in the pot.

Are they good? Any difference in the two? I'm interested in growing one or both of them in containers.

In your area they should be full of fruit fry worms ....
But appart from that yes they are really good

I have a friend who grows them, never got a chance to taste them however, but it looks to me like he has no issues with flies. I have some guava varieties growing in my yard, and they have never had fruit fly problems, so maybe it isn't an issue in my close vicinity... hopefully.

Then go for it! really easy tree!

[Vigo Carpathian]

Looks like cattley guava