A strawberry guava tree grows vigorously and flowers repeatedly, but blossoms dry and fall without setting fruit. Two primary factors are usually responsible.
Increase watering significantly during flowering and fruit set. Fertilize heavily and prune to stimulate new growth, which bears flowers and fruit. Consider hand-pollinating if bee activity is low. Patience is key—young trees may take several years to fruit reliably.
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