My Guava Trees are Still Short, But Bear Heavy Fruit

I haven't shared stories about my plants at home for a long time. This time I want to share a guava tree that bears very heavy fruit with a tree that is still short. I bought this guava about a year ago, when I returned from Taiwan.

I bought it at a shop selling plant seeds in Pekalongan. I bought it for 35K or the equivalent of 7$hive. Then I planted the guava tree in front of the house. Because it's the rainy season now, I don't need to water the guava tree. However, during the summer every day I water the guava. Morning and Evening.

When Washing rice, I also use the washing water to water the guava tree, so that the fruit grows thickly. And I also proved that the fruit of the guava tree, which was still short, had already produced heavy and sweet fruit.

For almost a week now, the guava fruit has been very dense. Initially I wrapped the guava fruit so it wouldn't fall easily. A week passed, the fruits became large and still. Ready to be picked. That morning, I harvested some very thick guavas so that the tree stalks wouldn't be so heavy that they would break. I picked guavas that were ready to eat, I then gave the guava fruit to my family and neighbors.

Living in the village, the sense of neighborliness is still high, they care about each other. When one of us harvests something, we always share it with our parents, neighbors and relatives. They were very happy when the guava fruit was delivered to their respective homes.

In fact, because the tree is still low, it is very easy for children who come home from school to pick each one. But that's okay: because if you can't share the money, then by sharing the guava, the neighbors will be very happy.

That's all my story about guava plants, next time I will tell you about my other plants in my yard. Thanks for reading.

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