Guava
GUAVA CROP SCHEDULE – NACRO BIOTECH
What to use, stage by stage
- NACRO WIN – 50 kg/acre
- NACRO O₂ – 1 kg/acre
- Well-decomposed FYM/organic manure as per soil requirement
- Method: Mix NACRO WIN uniformly with FYM/soil and incorporate into the field before planting. Apply NACRO O₂ to the soil/root-zone as directed on the label and irrigate lightly.
Improves soil condition
Supports organic matter and microbial activity
Promotes better root-zone development
Improves nutrient availability
Guava land should be properly ploughed, harrowed and levelled; good drainage is particularly important because guava is sensitive to waterlogging.
- Prepare pits according to the orchard layout.
- Mix topsoil with well-decomposed FYM/organic matter.
- Incorporate the recommended Nacro soil products according to their labels.
- Plant healthy
- disease-free grafted/layered plants.
- Irrigate immediately after planting.
- A commonly used guava spacing is 5 × 5 m or 6 × 6 m
- depending on variety
- soil
- irrigation and planting system.
- NACRO O₂ – 1 kg/acre
- Method: Apply through the soil/root-zone or fertigation system as permitted on the product label. Maintain adequate soil moisture without over-irrigation.
- Focus: Better root establishment
- Active root-zone
- Improved nutrient uptake
- Healthy new growth
- Shakthi:
- Spraying: 1 Lt/acre
- Drip: 5 L/acre
- Nacro Gold: 2–3 Lt/acre
- 19:19:19 / 20:20:20: 5 kg/acre through drip.
Promotes healthy new flush
Develops strong branches and canopy
Supports vigorous vegetative growth
Helps maintain healthy green foliage
Builds sufficient plant growth before flowering
- CARBON PRO – 3–5 L/acre
- NACRO 99 – 2–3 kg/acre
- Method: Apply through fertigation/soil drench as appropriate to the product label. Maintain uniform irrigation.
- Along with product application:
- Remove unwanted basal shoots
- Maintain an open canopy
- Remove weak/crossing branches
- Maintain good air and light penetration
- Training during the young stage is important for developing a strong framework.
- National Horticulture Board
- Nacro Lavender: 1 pack/acre
- Mr Nacro: 1 g/acre
- Nacro Legend: 500 ml/acre
- 12:61:00: 5 kg/acre
Supports flower initiation
Encourages uniform flowering
Supports flower retention
Helps improve fruit-setting potential
Helps the plant manage stress during flowering
- Nacro Legend: 500 ml/acre
- Nacro-07: 1 L/acre
- 12:61:00: 5 kg/acre
- Suraksha: 250 g/acre
- TSB 99: 1 kg/acre
Supports fruit setting
Helps reduce early fruit drop
Supports initial fruit development
Helps maintain healthy developing fruits
Supports the plant during the critical post-flowering stage
- CARBON PRO – 3–5 L/acre
- NACRO 99 – 2–3 kg/acre
- Method: Apply through drip/fertigation or soil application according to the product label. Maintain uniform irrigation.
- Focus:
- Fruit development
- Fruit size and quality
- Balanced nutrition
- Healthy plant growth
- NHB guidance also emphasizes balanced N-P-K nutrition and notes that potassium and calcium foliar nutrition can contribute to fruit yield and quality.
- 00:00:50: 5 kg/acre
- Groster:
- Spraying: 1 L/acre
- Drip: 5 L/acre
- Amino Acid: 2–3 L/acre
Supports fruit quality and maturity
Helps maintain plant vigour
Supports better fruit development during the final stage
Helps the plant manage stress
Supports uniform crop maturityCARBON PRO – 3–5 L/acre
- Groster: 1L / 100L water / acre
- Amino: 500ml/ acre
- Harvest fruits at the appropriate maturity stage.
- Avoid rough handling to prevent bruising.
- Maintain orchard sanitation.
- Remove damaged and diseased fruits.
- Continue balanced soil management after harvest for the next crop cycle.
- Guava harvesting quality is influenced by irrigation
- nutrition and orchard management; excessive rainfall around harvest can also affect fruit quality.
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