Sali Guava White are partly deciduous, shallow-rooted shrubs or small tree that, in the Darwin area, grows up to 5 meters with spreading branches. It has white flowers and edible round or pear-shaped sweet fruits usually 5-10 cm in diameter. The fruit has a thin peel, usually pale green or yellow when mature. The flesh of some varieties is hard (crunchy like an apple) other cultivars are white or pinkish in flesh colour and soft when ripe with a strong, very characteristic fragrant scent. The fruit centre core contains many small hard seeds.

They are not sweet but the flesh usually eaten in asian counties with sour plum powder or chilli powder, salt, soy sauce.

Swipe the photos to see the actual size for sale. Photos of the tree taken on 24.12.2024.

QUARANTINE RESTRICTION: Due to QLD Fruit Fly being detected in Perth, any ripen fruits on the tree must be removed before delivery. Thank you for your understanding.