VNR Bihi Guava

180.00
Parameter Details
Fruit Skin Color Light green to pale yellow when ripe
Flesh Color White to creamy white
Fruit Weight 300 to 900 grams per fruit (very large size)
Taste Mildly sweet, aromatic, and pleasant
Sweetness Moderate to high
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 11 to 13° Brix
Brix Value 11–13° Brix (same as TSS – indicates natural sugar content)
Seeds Very few, soft, and edible
Texture Crisp, juicy, firm pulp

Thai Golden 8 Guava

220.00
Feature Description
Fruit Color Golden Yellow skin when ripe; creamy white flesh
Taste Pleasantly sweet, mildly aromatic
Sweetness Medium to high sweetness
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 11–13° Brix (good sugar content)
Brix 11–13° Brix (same as TSS – indicates natural sugar level)
Texture Crisp, juicy, fine-grained
Seeds Few, soft, edible

Taiwan Pink Guava

220.00

🍈 Taiwan Pink Guava – Fruit Quality Profile

Attribute Description
Flesh Color Bright pink to salmon pink
Skin Color Light green (turns pale yellowish when ripe)
Taste Pleasantly sweet with a mild tangy note
Sweetness High – suitable for fresh eating and juice
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 11 – 13° Brix (indicates natural sugar level)
Brix Level 11 – 13° Brix
Eating Test (Texture & Flavor) Juicy, soft pulp; smooth texture; mildly aromatic and refreshing

Eating Quality Summary:

  • Flavor: Balanced sweetness and gentle acidity

  • Mouthfeel: Smooth, tender, and easy to chew (even seeds are soft)

  • Ideal For: Fresh consumption, juices, fruit salads, desserts

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Jarvi Red Guava

350.00

🍓 Jarvi Red Guava – Fruit Profile

Attribute Description
Flesh Color Bright red to deep crimson
Skin Color Light green to yellowish when ripe
Sweetness High – very sweet and pleasant
Taste (Flavour) Sweet with mild acidity and tropical aroma
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 11 – 14° Brix (indicates high natural sugar)
Brix Level 12 – 14° Brix (sweet and juicy)

White Dimond Guava

520.00

White Diamond Guava – Fruit Characteristics

Attribute Details
Skin Color Light green (raw) to pale yellow (when fully ripe)
Pulp Color Crystal white, soft, and juicy
Average Weight 250 – 400 grams per fruit
Sweetness Very sweet with low acidity
Taste Smooth, fragrant, and refreshing
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 12 – 15 °Brix
Brix 12 – 15° Brix, indicating high natural sugar

🌟 Summary:

  • White Diamond Guava is a large, sweet, and aromatic fruit with an attractive white pulp.

  • It is rich in natural sugars, making it ideal for fresh consumption and juicing.

  • Its high Brix (TSS) ensures a pleasant, dessert-quality taste.

Let me know if you’d like details on shelf life, nutritional value, or marketing tips for White Diamond Guava.

Black Diamond Guava

950.00

Black Diamond Guava – Fruit Characteristics

Attribute Details
Sweetness Very sweet with mild tanginess
Taste Pleasantly aromatic, smooth, and juicy
Fruit Skin Color Deep dark purple to black when ripe
Pulp Color White to light pink (depending on maturity)
Average Weight 200 to 350 grams per fruit
TSS (Total Soluble Solids) 12–14 °Brix (indicates sweetness level)
Brix 12–14° Brix, confirming a sweet and juicy flavor

⭐ Summary:

  • Black Diamond Guava is visually stunning and offers a rich, sweet flavor.

  • It is medium-to-large in size, with high sugar content making it ideal for fresh eating, juices, and desserts.

Let me know if you want a comparison with other guava varieties like Red Diamond or Thai Pink Guava.

Red Dimond Guava

320.00

Red Diamond Guava – Characteristics :-

1. Color:

  • Exterior (Skin): Bright to deep reddish-pink skin when fully ripe, sometimes with a slight green hue in early stages.

  • Interior (Flesh): Rich, vibrant red to crimson color – highly attractive and distinctive.

2. Size:

  • Medium to large-sized fruits.

  • Average length: 7–10 cm

  • Average diameter: 6–9 cm

3. Weight:

  • Average fruit weight: 250–450 grams

  • Some fruits can reach up to 500 grams under ideal cultivation conditions.

4. Sweetness (Taste):

  • Flavor profile: Very sweet with low acidity, mild aroma.

  • Highly palatable, ideal for fresh consumption and juices.

  • Less seed content compared to other guavas, which enhances eating quality.

5. TSS (Total Soluble Solids):

  • TSS Range: 12 to 14 °Brix

  • TSS indicates the level of natural sugars and soluble nutrients, which reflects high sweetness.

6. Brix (Sugar Content):

  • Typically ranges from 12 to 14° Brix, sometimes reaching 15° Brix in fully mature fruits.

  • Indicates high sugar content and desirable sweetness level.


If you need information on cultivation, climatic needs, or disease resistance for Red Diamond Guava, feel free to ask!

Red Palmer Mango

560.001,500.00

American Palmer Mango Profile

🟡 Origin:

  • Developed in Florida, USA, around the mid-20th century.

  • Believed to be a seedling of the Haden mango, selected for commercial potential due to its size and storage life.


🍭 Taste:

  • Mildly sweet with a sub-acid tang, making it refreshing and less sugary than ultra-sweet varieties like Alphonso.

  • The taste becomes richer and more aromatic as the fruit ripens.

  • No fiber, making the flesh smooth and buttery.


🎨 Color:

  • Skin is greenish-yellow when immature, ripening to a deep red to purple blush on the sun-exposed side, and golden yellow on the shaded side.

  • Flesh is deep orange-yellow and visually appealing.


⚖️ Weight & Size:

  • Large-sized mango, typically weighing between 600 to 1,000 grams (0.6 to 1 kg).

  • Elongated oval to oblong shape.


🍬 Brix (Sweetness Level):

  • Brix content ranges between 16 to 18° Brix, indicating moderate to high sweetness.

  • Sweetness improves significantly when fully tree-ripened.


🍯 Sweetness Profile:

  • Less cloying than Indian varieties like Dasheri or Langra.

  • Balanced sweetness with a light tropical tang.

  • Ideal for those who prefer non-overpowering sweetness with subtle complexity.


🧵 Texture:

  • Fiberless, smooth, and firm flesh.

  • Excellent for fresh consumption, salads, smoothies, and slicing.


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American Kent Mango

650.001,750.00

🥭 American Kent Mango – Description :-

The Kent mango is a premium late-season mango variety developed in Florida, USA. Known for its large size, smooth fiberless flesh, and rich, sweet flavor, Kent is a favorite in both fresh markets and exports due to its excellent eating quality and shelf life.

American Kent Mango – Overview

🟡 Origin:

  • The Kent mango originated in Florida, USA, in the 1940s.

  • It is a seedling of the Brooks mango and possibly a hybrid with Haden.

  • It was selected for its excellent eating quality, low fiber, and attractive appearance.


📌 Fruit Characteristics

🍭 Taste:

  • The Kent mango is known for its rich, sweet, and juicy flavor.

  • Very low in acidity, making it exceptionally smooth and pleasant on the palate.

  • Almost fiberless, with a buttery, soft texture.

  • Great for fresh eating, juicing, and desserts.

🎨 Color:

  • The skin is dark green with a red to dark crimson blush on the sun-exposed side.

  • Even when ripe, the green base color often remains, which can be misleading to those unfamiliar.

  • Flesh is vibrant orange-yellow and visually appealing.

⚖️ Weight & Size:

  • Medium to large fruit, weighing 450 to 750 grams.

  • Oval shape, with a slightly rounded base and tapered tip.

🍬 Brix (Sweetness):

  • High sugar content, typically 18 to 20° Brix.

  • Considered one of the sweetest commercial mangoes from the U.S.

🧵 Texture:

  • Very smooth, fiberless, and juicy flesh.

  • Easy to cut, scoop, or blend.


🌱 Cultivation Details

📅 Season:

  • Mid to late season variety.

  • In Florida, it’s typically harvested from June to August.

☀️ Climate Requirements:

  • Grows well in tropical and subtropical climates.

  • Requires warm, frost-free weather and full sun.

🌳 Tree Characteristics:

  • Vigorous and upright growth habit.

  • Can become a large tree if not pruned.

  • High-yielding under proper management.

🛡️ Disease Resistance:

  • Fairly good resistance to diseases like anthracnose, but fruit may suffer in overly humid or rainy conditions during flowering.