Guayabillo Fruit Plant (Psidium sartorianum) Plant Type:Seedling Plant but watch for common tropical

but watch for common tropical pests and treat promptly with organic or recommended remedies

The skin of the mango is green when unripe and turns into a golden-yellow color as it ripens

Prevents glaucoma and cataracts

mainly for medicinal use

The unripe version

Guayabillo Fruit Plant (Psidium sartorianum) Plant Type:Seedling Plant but watch for common tropicalGuayabillo (Psidium sartorianum): The Wild Tropical Jewel with Sweet & Spicy Flavor Introduction: A Rare & Exquisite Wild Guava Guayabillo (Psidium sartorianum), also known as Little Guava, Pichi Che, Niedenzu, and Guayaba, is an evergreen fruit tree native to Mexico, Puerto Rico, and other parts of the Americas. This lesser known guava species is highly valued for its edible fruits, which are gathered in the wild and also cultivated in home gardens.