Jambu air Aceh

Good evening steemit friend here is my post tonight water jambu in Aceh.

Guava is a plant in the tribe or Myrtaceae originating from Southeast Asia. Guava water is actually different from cashew semarang, its close relative has tree and fruit almost similar.

able to decompose the thirst, this type of water cashew is very good for your body and your pocket. Because the size of this water guava is very large compared with other types of water cashew, and the color produced by the fruit capable of dazzling the eyes alias shiny and fresh fruit. And also useful for kesness there. About the place of planting, do not hesitate first. Like the type of cashew water in general, Jambu Air Dalhari can be planted in pots also if you do not have enough land. In order for the plant to produce superior fruit.
able to be propagated vegetatively and in pots or tabulampot and can have high adult sedada and fruit will hang as many as nine pieces with deep red and fruit can reach the size of an adult fist. You can imagine how big the fruit later.
using a seed or graft. The season is usually in May to June with a harvest period of about two or three months later. However, this one can continue to bear fruit throughout the year. Jambu jamaika can grow rapidly if the rain continues, while when the season kemar then the guava will not bear fruit or a little more difficult. Therefore, jamaika jambu is very suitable to be cultivated in areas with high rainfall. For areas with ordinary rainfall or less, jamaika can still be planted with a harvest period of approximately three years.

                using a seed or graft. The season is usually in May to June with a harvest period of about two or three months later. However, this one can continue to bear fruit throughout the year. Jambu jamaika can grow rapidly if the rain continues, while when the season kemar then the guava will not bear fruit or a little more difficult. Therefore, jamaika jambu is very suitable to be cultivated in areas with high rainfall. For areas with ordinary rainfall or less, jamaika can still be planted with a harvest period of approximately three years.