Guava

The story of Guava

Guava is the tropical sativa that tastes exactly like its name - a fruit-bomb selection with terp lines running back through Skunk and Haze-era breeding, popularized on West Coast menus as a daytime fruity sativa. Leafly classifies it sativa-dominant at around 21 percent THC, and its guava-tropical expression has made it a parent of note in the modern tropical lane - Deo Farms later used a Pink Guava phenotype in creating Zoap.

Terpene breakdown

• Limonene (0.567%): bright citrus lift on top.
• Caryophyllene (0.46%): peppery, fuel-adjacent spice underneath.
• Myrcene (0.409%): the relaxed, body-heavy base.

Guava's dominant terp is Limonene, and it leads the flavour on every inhale.

Growing Guava

A 9 to 10 week flower with sativa stretch and moderate yields. It handles training well and prefers consistent feeding; the tropical terps express best in warm conditions with strong light. Good choice for growers building flavour-forward menus.

How to consume Guava

A functional social sativa: energetic, talkative and focused at 18 to 24 percent THC with a light body undertone. No fog, no racy edge for most users. Morning through afternoon; hikes, errands and conversations.

Guava vs similar strains

Its modern descendant Zoap (Pink Guava x Rainbow Sherbet) is the crossover hit with more potency and a soap-candy twist. Green Crack matches the daytime energy with mango-citrus, Golden Goat the tropical funk, and Pineapple Express and Strawberry Cough sit in the same fruity-sativa lane. Tropicana Cookies is the orange-tropical hybrid cousin.