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The Guava plant (Psidium guajava), native to Central America and widely cultivated in Pakistan, is prized for its sweet, nutrient-packed fruit. With the global guava market projected to reach $6 billion by 2030, it’s an excellent choice for health-conscious gardeners and farmers alike.
Nutritional Value
Rich in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants—guava contains up to four times more vitamin C than oranges, boosting immunity and overall health.
Medicinal Properties
Known for anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and antidiabetic benefits; guava leaves and fruit are widely used in traditional remedies.
Economic Viability
Guava farming in Pakistan offers high profit margins, making it a lucrative crop for farmers and agricultural businesses.
Environmental Benefits
Guava trees improve soil quality, provide shade, and their deep roots help prevent soil erosion, supporting ecological balance.
Versatile Uses
Enjoy guava fresh, juiced, or processed into jams and desserts, enhancing its market demand and food security.
Susceptible to certain pests; regular monitoring and management are necessary.
Thrives in warm climates; cooler regions may pose growth challenges.
Requires regular pruning to maintain health and productivity.
Fruits have a short shelf life, so timely harvesting and marketing are important.
Is the guava plant nutritious?
Yes, it’s rich in vitamin C and antioxidants.
Does guava have medicinal properties?
Yes, including anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects.
Can guava trees improve soil quality?
Yes, they help prevent erosion and enhance soil health.
Is guava versatile in uses?
Yes, it’s used fresh, juiced, and in many processed foods.
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