Description

Grafted Jambu Air Dalhari Fruit Tree

Dalhari guava seeds are plants that are early maturing or easy to bear fruit and are able to grow in the lowlands or highlands. The plant grows well in areas with an altitude of up to 700 m above sea level. From seeds, this fruit plant begins to learn to bear fruit 3-5 years from planting.

Care is very easy like water guava in general. This plant is diligent in bearing fruit and doesn’t even know the season. Fruit measures 5 – 8 cm and weighs 60-150 g. This water guava, which originates from the Yogyakarta area, is very famous for its dense fruit texture and sweet and fresh taste.

Dalhari guava fruit is round and can produce 100-200 kg of fruit each season. The leaves are green and the stems are brown. As the plant ages, it will be able to produce up to 500 kg each season. The harvest generally falls from July to September. The key is that Dalhari guava really likes sufficient water supply and not too much. However, when the rainy season arrives, it needs to be anticipated so that it does not become waterlogged and cause a decrease in fruit quality. Especially the taste and durability of the fruit. To do this, this plant can be planted in a pot/drum or on the ground. For planting on land, it is best to use a distance between trees of 5×5 meters. Then make a planting hole measuring 50x50x50 cm. Make sure there is no shade blocking the sun.

In tabulampot, the appearance and fruiting period of the Guava seeds can be adjusted. Of course, by adjusting the media, fertilizer and watering. By cultivating it in tabulampot, the attractive color of the fruit is the advantage of dalhari guava. Another advantage is that plants can be moved, especially when there is a problem with puddles of water when it rains.

Characteristics of Dalhari Water Guava

The Dalhari water apple tree is actually not much different from other water apple trees, with a woody stem that is strong, sturdy, and stands upright with a brownish color.
The tree can grow to a height of 5 meters with many branches.
The leaves of the Dalhari water guava are dark green in color, pinnate and have an elongated oval shape and then taper at the ends.
Dalhari water guava flowers are shaped like bells with white, green and yellowish colors. Usually the flowers appear on the stalk.
The young fruit of the Dalhari water guava has a top-like shape with a light green color.
When they are old, the Dalhari water guava fruit will have a red color with greenish lines

Advantages of Dalhari Water Guava

Dalhari water guava also has several advantages that can entice you to plant its seeds. Here are some of the advantages of Dalhari water guava.

The flesh of the Dalhari water guava is very thick, with a pure white color and a crunchy texture.
The seeds of the fruit are very small, there are even some Dalhari water guava fruits that do not have seeds.
Dalhari water herbal fruit provides a sweet taste with a refreshing juicy sensation because the fruit contains so much water.
The size of the Dalhari water guava fruit is also known to be much larger compared to other types of water guava.
Apart from the fruit, the Dalhari water guava tree also has advantages such as being early maturing. Because it can bear fruit within 2 – 3 years after planting.
Dalhari water apple trees have a high level of productivity, in one year one Dalhari water apple tree can produce 100 – 200 kg of fruit.
When 6 years old, one Dalhari water guava tree can produce 600 kg of fruit in one year.

Conditions for Growing Dalhari Water Guava Seeds

When you want to plant Dalhari water guava seeds, you need to pay attention to several conditions for growing Dalhari water guava seeds so that the seeds you plant can grow and bear abundant fruit. Following are some conditions for growing Dalhari water guava seeds:

Planting Dalhari water guava plants can be done in the garden or in pots.
The seeds can grow well even if they are planted in lowland or highland areas.
However, the growth of Dalhari water guava will be more optimal if planted at an altitude of around 700 meters above sea level.
The best type of soil for Dalhari water apple seeds is fertile, loose soil and contains lots of nutrients or organic content.
For planting in gardens, good soil is loose and contains lots of organic material with a pH of 5.5 -7.5.
For optimal results, the land must receive at least 80% sunlight.

Cultivation of Dalhari Water Guava Seeds

If you are interested in cultivating Dalhari water guava seeds, we will provide steps so that your cultivation process goes well and is able to produce maximum fruit, from planting to care.
Choosing Dalhari Water Guava Seeds
price of superior dalhari water guava seeds

Dalhari Water Guava Seeds

Choosing Dalhari water guava seeds is very important because it can affect the success of the tree you plant. Choose seeds that come from vegetative propagation using grafting, grafting or grafting techniques. Because seeds that are propagated vegetatively have the advantage of being able to bear fruit more quickly compared to planting using seeds.

Apart from that, the characteristics of the mother tree which grows well and bears abundant fruit can be inherited or passed on to the seedlings. That is the reason why vegetative propagation is far superior when compared to planting using seeds. You can find places selling Dalhari water guava seeds near where you live.

However, if there is no place to sell Dalhari water guava seeds, you can contact us at seedbuahku.com. Because we provide various kinds of superior fruit seeds for your gardening activities. You also don’t need to worry because the price of the Dalhari water guava seeds that we offer is very affordable and competitive with other agricultural shops.
Planting Dalhari Water Guava Seeds

The following are the steps you can take when planting Dalhari water guava seeds.

First clean the land of weeds and other plant residues. The planting hole can be made 60X60X60 cm in size by separating the top and bottom soil, leaving the hole open for two weeks.
The distance between the holes is 6X6 meters so that the plants do not interfere with each other when they grow taller.
The top soil that has been separated is mixed with 10-20 kg of manure or compost and added lime (250 grams), after 2 weeks the planting hole and the mixture are ready as a planting medium.
Insert the soil mixture into the planting hole approximately 3/2 of the way deep

n the hole, then plant the Dalhari water guava seed and cover it with the remaining soil mixture that has not been added, compact it as necessary so that the plant does not collapse easily.

Dalhari Water Guava Seed Care

Irrigation is done 1-2 times a day for the first 2 weeks. In the dry season, watering is done in the afternoon at intervals of 4-5 days. Fertilization begins after 4 months with 10-20 kg of manure, when the plants are 1-3 years old use 20-30 kg of manure mixed with 0.25-0.5 kg NPK fertilizer. when over 3 years old, increase the manure to 40-60 kg and 0.5 kg NPK fertilizer. NPK fertilizer is added at a dose of 50 grams every 1 year the age of the plant increases.

If you want to plant Dalhari water guava plants in pots, use a pot with a diameter of 60cm or more with a planting medium mixed with soil, compost and goat dung in a ratio of 1:2:1. Once ready, the Dalhari water guava seeds can be planted. Watering is sufficient once every 1-2 days and given NPK foliar fertilizer every month.
Dalhari Water Guava Plant Seeds

Dalhari Water Guava Plant Seeds
Information about Dalhari Water Guava Plant Seeds:

Name: Dalhari Water Guava
Scientific name: Syzygium aqueum
Propagation: Grafting
Seedling age: starting from 6 months of age from grafting
Growing Place: able to grow in lowlands and highlands
Optimal growing place: Lowlands with a temperature of 30-35 degrees Celsius.
Ideal type of soil: Crumb soil
Fruiting period: Starting 1 year after planting
Fruiting season: All year round
Fertilizer application: Once a month with organic fertilizer for a sweeter and longer lasting fruit taste