seedless Thai guava (forum)

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Hi all,
I need help in obtaining a seedless Thai guava to grow. My mom is in love with it. We were in the market in Pattaya, Thailand in 2005 and found this funny looking shape, elongated green fruit that doesn't looked like a regular guava. The link here is will show the picture of the guava i'm talking about. http://www.fotegrafik.com/search.php?terms=seedless+guava&restrict=rf
It was very nice and actually seedless.
Many thanks,
Trang



Time: 24th May 2008 12:35am

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Anonymous says...
Hay Trang, what do you mean. Do you wish to buy one. Or do you need help to grow it.

Time: 25th May 2008 5:46pm

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marta says...
I was also looking for a seedless guava tree (so I found your question:), and I ran into this page:

http://www.califmall.com/GuavaVar.html

"Siam=Thai" so I guess they have what you are looking for ? "seedless" diamond siam ?

Time: 28th June 2008 6:26am

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raveewan says...
Hi,

I am also looking for a Thai Guava Tree. I have not had a seedless guava before. I grew up in Thailand and just love the big thai guava that are white and crunchy. If anyone knows where I can find them please let me know. I check Srisiam but couldn't figure out if I can get if from there. His email does not work either.

Thanks.
Raveewan

Time: 26th September 2008 5:44am

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Anonymous says...
How big does it grow?

Time: 9th November 2008 4:32am

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Ellen says...
Darn too bad Daleys doesn't have them . And so very bad we can't get them in from overseas either. :-(

Time: 23rd August 2009 11:48am

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JUJUBE FOR SALE IN MELBOURNE says...
I wish Daleys could import for us all.

Time: 23rd August 2009 3:40pm

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Pam says...
six month old dragon fruit , will be have fruit next summer

my seedlass Thai guava , will be in the ground next Spring
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Time: 6th September 2009 9:35am

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JUJUBE FOR SALE IN MELBOURNE says...
Hi Pam,

I am very jealous with you. You are so lucky to have perfect weather for those trees. What is your secret in creating such a wonderful fruitful garden?

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amanda says...
Pam - your plants are impeccable! Not a burnt margin, dead leaf, deficiency or anything! What do u feed them?
My cousin is a paramedic in Dallas and they had light snow last winter..does it get that cold where u are?

Time: 8th September 2009 9:00pm

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Pam says...
amanda
Dallas is colder than Houston , in the winter houston have few days about 30F ( most of at night or early morning )
some of my friends live in Dalllas , they plant this guava in the big pot.
Thank you

Time: 12th September 2009 10:30am

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estrella says...
Hi Pam, do you still have Thai guava trees for sale. Please e mail me back.
I lived in Ban Chang near Pattaya for 3 years and I want to grow my own Thai guava trees.

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Time: 19th October 2009 2:58am

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Pam says...
sorry I have no more Thai seedless guava , maybe next Spring

Time: 25th October 2009 12:39pm

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Brendan says...
Hello All,
Stupid question?

How can you get seeds from a Thai 'seedless' guava?

Time: 4th November 2009 9:18am

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Ellen says...
Brendan

they propagate the Thai seedless guava plant through cuttings .

Time: 4th November 2009 4:38pm

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Brendan says...
Hi Ellen,

Makes sense to me, thanks.

Time: 5th November 2009 6:04am

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chunilal says...
i want to grow seedless guava plant in india as above refer location.

how to proceed this

Time: 7th January 2010 2:15am

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pinoymango says...
Hi,
Do you have any seedless guava plants.
would you ship to NJ

Thanks.

Time: 26th January 2010 10:29am

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Guava Trees says...
Need to buy Guava trees.
Please let me know if you still have it.

Time: 15th April 2010 10:06am

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Guava Trees says...
Let me know how I can buy this from you. My email is trikha@netzero.net. Thanks.

Time: 18th April 2010 1:26pm

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Mike says...
Hi Pam, please let me know if you still have those seedless guava, this is my email add solerunner2@yahoo.com tnx

Time: 23rd April 2010 3:52pm

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Matthew says...
Trang, that link to the picture looks like a gree roseapple not guava. Roseapples are seedless and crispy. Very refreshing. Roseapples are related to our lilly pillies in Oz.
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Time: 9th May 2010 2:29pm

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Trang Le says...
Hi Matthew,ahh... trust me, my link shows the seedless guava. I've been to Thailand's Pattaya market, bought a few and they were wonderful, all flesh and no seeds at all! The picture you've shown is known as Mận in Vietnam. I think Daley listed it as WAX JAMBU, Syzygium jambolana. They varied in sizes, sweetness and colours - red, pink, white and pale green are the most common colours. However, thank you for updating. Cheers, Trang

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Ramon says...
Hi.There's a place in the san fernando valley that sells seedless guava trees. papayatreenursery.com

Time: 17th August 2010 7:57am

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roseapple says...
i wnt difrnt varities

Time: 2nd October 2010 12:11am

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Carrie says...
Pam,

Do you have any Thai guava and Dragon Fruit trees?

Carrie

Time: 31st October 2010 5:12am

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Danny says...
I have a seedless (so the seller say) guava tree in my backyard. It has now grown to about 7' tall. I've had it for about three years now and have yet to see it bear fruit. Is there anything I need to do? I live in Escondido Ca. where avocados, oranges and grapes are farmed.

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Mike says...
The abone picture is Syzygium samarangense (wax apple) which is seedless and way better than than the other 5 asian Syzigium apples.There are none of the giant sweet ones in Australia.There are poor quality seedless guavas in India and the Caribbean.All thai seedless types are based on the big white fleshed thai guava.A new giant seedless type with smooth skin like a green eggplant is becoming popular in the bangkok markets and it is a real winner.Thailand have listed it a a plant of national agricultural significance with restrictions on the export or propagation material.Taiwan and Malaysia commercially produce thai durian and wax apple and it is to protect thai agricultural development.

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Rajendra says...
srisiam@aol.com
this email link is not working. I want 4-5 guava plants to grow in my small farm in Pune, India. Where can I get them. I am also interested in having dragon fruit plants.
Thanks

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lucy says...
i too ate this seedless guava in thailand , but we have it in florida
very similar is grown here. we also have the one from thailand imported,
i am sooooo glad that i can obtain it
here.


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amanda says...
All this talk and still no photo's....is it an Urban Myth or true?? :D

Time: 8th November 2011 12:23am

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Brendan says...
Hi amanda, they do exist, see photo.
My brother has a Thai Guava, not seedless tho.
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amanda says...
Was just teasing Brendan! ;) I love guavas so a seedless one would be a dream come true!

Time: 8th November 2011 6:16pm

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Brendan says...
Just between you & me amanda, my brothers Thai guava tastes like cr*p! My old bush guava leaves it for dead in taste.
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Mike says...
Most of the pink types like hong kong pink,chinese pear smell strong and a quite rich.My thai giant is on par with those in the taste department with much larger and less aromatic fruit but more productive trees.Asian people usually eat them crunchy but I prefer when they go soft.

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nard says...
hi.. i'am interested in planting different varieties of guava. i'm willing to pay for the freight charge for the seeds. guava is one of my favorite fruit.

thank you in advance.

Time: 10th November 2011 12:03am

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enoc says...
Lucy, can you tell where in florida we can order seedless guava from?
Thanks!
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sky says...
Hi, from Tokyo!
I am growing 5 potted guavas. One of them, psidium guajava variegata, produced 3 delicious fruits this year. I only bought it as a young grafted tree in March this year and it already fruits.
As expected, the fruits had a lot of hard seeds and I am now interested in getting a seedless cultivar or a cultivar with few seeds.

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sky says...
It's me again.
I tried to find a photo of my guava fruits but, unfortunatey, I had already erased the file from my hard disk.
If anyone is interested, however, he/she can see the picture at the following link (it is my blog in Japan):

http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/critic1991/1859783.html


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Arun says...
i need that seedless thai guava, it is funny shape

Time: 19th March 2012 6:23pm

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Arun says...
i need that seedless thai guava plants, it is funny shape .... so please help me anyone where we get in my nearest place...

Time: 19th March 2012 6:24pm

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Mike says...
Arun it won't be that easy because the smooth seedless ones have been called a genetic resource of national significance in Thailand and the ttrees are not exported.The old fashioned mis-shapen thai seedless I'm not sure about.The is also a thai purple a bit like the above pictured guava with stronger coloyur going into the flesh but it doesn't taste as good.Maybe you could try on-line from one of the plant distributors especially in Taiwan or China.

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this what i want please help me
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Time: 19th March 2012 7:00pm

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Arun says...
where is it available from my nearest place...

Time: 19th March 2012 7:02pm

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Mike says...
Arun it looks like they are hard to get.You might have to settle for an Indian seedless guava.

Time: 19th March 2012 7:53pm

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lucy says...
hi I live close to Homestead, fl. I will drive down there and let you know
as soon as can.

Time: 22nd March 2012 1:45am

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lucy says...
hi, I live in Miami, fl. and they sell
the fruit in many places. I was in
Thailand and just couldnt have enough.
Soooo glad I can buy them here its my
addiction by choice. the price is a
bit high compare to the local guava, but its worth it. price range $2.99 to
$4.99 a lb.


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uday.m says...
i want this fruts in hyderabad plz give adress
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Michael Gainesville says...
I have a Thai seedless guava in a greenhouse in Gainesville, FL. I got it from Excalibur in Lake Worth, FL. It's fairly large and has flowered a few times, but no fruit. Being that it's seedless, pollination should not be an issue. Any ideas?

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sternus1 says...
It could be something to do with temperature. I've been informed that this has more to do with guava yield/ fruit set than anything else. Are the flowers simply not leading to fruit or are they dropping off small or malformed?

Time: 11th February 2014 5:32pm

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Mike Tr says...
The seedlees thai guavas are not heavy producers and are a bit touchy in a few ways. Maybe the thais give a little GA3 encouragement.
Maybe as sternus said temperature or even sunlight is the issue and seedlessness doesn't mean pollination is not required.

Time: 11th February 2014 6:26pm

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Michael Gainesville says...
The flowers looked normal to me. They opened and then fell off with no fruit following.

Time: 27th February 2014 2:28pm

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ThomasVO says...
I too have seedless Guava. They flower but do not fruit. Can anyone help.
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ThomasVO says...
I too have seedless Guava. They flower but do not fruit. Can anyone help.
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Ricky says...
Hi guys I am living in Australia and I want to buy Thai seedless guava but nobody have it . If some one knows plz let me know where from I can buy it . Thanx ranarandip@gmail.com

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Bangkok says...
This is a pan sithong guava, 800 gram.

I only like this guava because it's sweet and has nice flavour.

Mostly they don't have much flavour.

If you cut it like this then you don't get many seeds to eat.
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TrangLe says...
Most fruit trees and flowering plants relying on potassium for higher fruit yield and more vivid flowers. So u can either give it some potassium sulfate (most Kmarts or garden stores have) or compost loads of banana peels and added to it!! :)

Time: 12th February 2016 4:30pm

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sudhee says...
Are seedless guavas naturally hybrid or genetically modified?

Time: 5th September 2019 12:29pm

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denise1 says...
Every now and again a seedless guava pops up as a result of natural variation. One was imported into Florida in 1954 from Java. There are others and probably been around for many years. So you see they predate modern laboratory techniques. Without natural genetic variants, much of the crops around the world would just not be here.
If you planted lots of guava seedlings together you wouldnt know if one was potentially seedless as pollenation from others would cause it to set some seeds. If you find a good seedless guava you may need to cull out other guavas from the neighbourhood to get the seedless fruit.

Time: 6th September 2019 9:50am

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sudhee says...
How to protect guavas from squirrels?
Thank you

Time: 9th September 2019 4:05am

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Julie says...
Do we have squirrels in Australia? I don't think so.

Time: 9th September 2019 8:23pm

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Manfred says...
Squirrels, weasels, skunks ... plenty, just not the furry kind. Those pollies can strip an orchard of its guavas in an instant.

Time: 10th September 2019 2:26pm

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Bangkokii says...
There are many pests for guava, that's why the farmers spray them a lot in Thailand.

My tree suffered from root eating nematodes and when it had fruit the fruitfly always put eggs in them.

I even bagged them for a while but then they started rotting in the cotton growbag.

Finally i culled the pan si thong guava tree, it's easyier to buy them on the market.

Time: 12th September 2019 5:54pm

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