You can prune it back to fit in a pvc pipe cage covered in Thule ( the material use as veils in Brides). Or you could cover the fruits entirely with suitably sized plastic containers like those used for fruit (pears. Grapes etc)
@theislandgardeners6615 you could also airlayer some branches & sell the new rooted plants from her too instead of just pruning. But covering in the accessible fruits in fruit bags could work too.
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❤ Guyava is sweet, a common fruit here in gambia as well, very nice fruit... things beautiful
You can prune it back to fit in a pvc pipe cage covered in Thule ( the material use as veils in Brides). Or you could cover the fruits entirely with suitably sized plastic containers like those used for fruit (pears. Grapes etc)
It is a very very large tree, but it worth trying something, maybe I could cut back branches and cover by branch to protect.
Thank you
@theislandgardeners6615 you could also airlayer some branches & sell the new rooted plants from her too instead of just pruning. But covering in the accessible fruits in fruit bags could work too.
@@geriannroth449 wow , that’s a great idea, I never thought of selling the rooted cuttings before 😊
@theislandgardeners6615 yep let your trees be a long term investment. People ALWAYS want good fruit & productive fruit trees
Sweet does she grow true to seed?
Yes definitely