Should I plant guava trees in front of the house?

Guava tree is a type of fruit tree, hardwood, scientific name Psidium guyjava L., originating from tropical America, belonging to the Myrtaceae - Myrtle family.

Guava trees have an average height of about 5 - 7m, with a wide canopy, so they are often planted in places with open space. Guava leaves are oval in shape, with thorny tips, 10 - 15cm long, and about 5 - 7cm wide.

Guava flowers are hermaphrodite and can grow in clusters. The flowers are white with fragile petals that fall easily.

In our country, guava is a famous fruit tree, grown in all provinces and cities. Guava leaves are also a typical leaf eaten with spring rolls. Guava leaves are also a good medicine in folk and traditional medicine.

Guava is a fruit rich in vitamin C, not an expensive fruit but a popular fruit and praised for its many uses, loved. There are many types of guava from guava, fat guava, buffalo guava, peach guava, guava...

In the past, guava was often grown only as a fruit tree and for its leaves. But recently, guava has been transformed into bonsai trees to decorate houses.

According to feng shui, the guava tree symbolizes strong vitality and the steadfastness of a gentleman. A full branch of guava represents prosperity, wealth, many children, and a happy family.

The guava tree has a rough brown trunk, sometimes peeling off the bark to reveal a white trunk. Guava is also a shade tree and can grow into a large tree. Therefore, guava trees are suitable for planting in the house area, balcony, front, back of the house depending on the choice of tree shape and planting method.

Large guava trees that need to be planted in the ground should be planted behind the house or on the left side of the house. Bonsai guava trees and small trees should be placed in front of the house.

According to feng shui experts, guava trees are almost incompatible with any destiny because the tree has white flowers, a brown trunk, peeling gray-white bark, green leaves, the back of the green leaves is covered with silver gray, green fruit, red or white flesh. Guava trees are not picky about who grows them, so homeowners of any destiny and age can grow this type of tree.