Introduction
Goyavier is a delicious tropical fruit appreciated for its sweet taste and rich vitamins. If you want to grow your own goyavier from a small cutting, follow these simple steps to succeed.
Steps to grow a goyavier from a cutting:
- Choose a cutting: To start with, choose a healthy and young goyavier cutting. Make sure that it has at least one or two healthy leaves and roots.
- Preparation of the pot: Fill a small pot with a mixture of good quality soil and compost. Make sure the pot has drainage holes to avoid root rot.
- Planting the cutting: Make a small hole in the soil and gently place the cutting in it. Slightly sew the soil around the cutting to keep it in place.
- Watering: Water the cutting so that the soil is moistened but not soaked. Place the pot in a bright place but in direct sunlight.
- Maintenance: Keep the soil moist by watering the cutting regularly. Avoid excess water that could cause root rot. You can also spray the leaves with water to maintain moisture.
- Transplantation: Once the cutting has developed solid roots and new shoots, you can transplant it into a larger pot or directly into the garden if the climate permits.
- Subsequent care: Continue to water the newly planted goyavier regularly and fertilize it with a balanced fertilizer to promote its growth and fruiting.
Conclusion
By following these simple steps, you can easily grow a goyavier from a small cutting. Enjoy the delicious fruits of your own Goyavier tree and enjoy the satisfaction of seeing your cutting grow and prosper.