How to transplant guava in Terrace Gardening

• After 90 days, the plants would have grown well by 1 feet and now we can transplant them to individual grow bags for better growth

• Choose garden grow bag of 12 inches wide and 12 inches deep and am transplanting the seedlings into Individual garden grow bag

• Dig a hole half again as deep and twice as wide as the tree’s roots. Add a cupful of organic fertilizer to the bottom of the hole

• Set the plant in the hole so that the soil mark from the sapling on the stem is at the surface level as the surrounding soil.

• Spread the roots out in all directions.

• Spread 5-10 cm. of organic mulch over the root area

• Water the plant well just after transplant.

• Continue irrigating it throughout the entire next growing season.