Freshly harvested Kilo White guava fruit

Kilo White Guava Tree

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Freshly harvested Kilo White guava fruit
  • Freshly harvested Kilo White guava fruit
  • Kilo White guava cut open to show its white flesh
  • Kilo White guava tree growing in a nursery container
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Kilo White Guava Tree

Kilo White Guava Tree

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Kilo White Guava Tree — Large White-Fleshed Guavas

Bring the pleasure of a generous guava harvest to your backyard with the Kilo White Guava Tree. Known for its large, white-fleshed fruit, this selection offers plenty to enjoy fresh, share with family, or turn into homemade preserves. Imagine stepping into your garden and picking a guava that becomes the centerpiece of your afternoon snack.

For The Island Gardeners, growing familiar tropical fruits is part of what inspired our food forest. Kilo White guava adds another inviting choice for gardeners who enjoy growing the foods they love. Mimosa Nursery

Fruit Size & Culinary Uses

Kilo White is valued for its large fruit and white flesh. Enjoy the harvest fresh or use it in preserves, fruit sauces, and drinks.

Its name reflects its reputation for substantial fruit, but individual guavas are not guaranteed to weigh a kilogram. Size depends on tree maturity, crop load, and growing conditions. Mimosa Nursery

Explore different stages of ripeness to find the texture you prefer. White guavas are often enjoyed full-sized and firm, before the skin becomes yellow and the flesh softens. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

Tree Size & Garden Placement

Guavas generally grow as small trees or large shrubs, reaching approximately 20 feet when unpruned. Selective pruning can maintain a smaller canopy and make harvesting easier.

These are general guava dimensions rather than a precise mature-size prediction for Kilo White. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

Harvest Season & Your Food Forest

Harvest Planner recommendation: Confirm Kilo White’s local fruiting season before assigning monthly filters. Weather, pruning, flowering, and tree maturity influence harvest timing.

Plan Your Harvest Before You Plant.™

Compare locally verified harvest windows across your guavas, mangoes, avocados, and other fruit trees to help spread fresh food across more of the year.

Pollination & Plant Care

Guavas can self-pollinate; insect cross-pollination can improve yields.

  • Sunlight: Full sun for best growth and fruit production.
  • Soil: Well-drained; avoid areas that remain wet after rain.
  • Watering: Water regularly during establishment and prolonged dry periods.
  • Mulching: Mulch the root zone, keeping mulch away from the trunk.
  • Fertilizing: Follow a fruit-tree fertilizer program appropriate to tree age and label instructions.
  • Cold protection: Protect young trees during freezing weather.
  • Fruit protection: Bag developing fruit at approximately one inch in diameter to help prevent Caribbean fruit fly damage.

Harvest promptly and remove unwanted seedlings to keep guava contained in your garden. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

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