Guava Cultivation: Master Three Fruiting Cycles & Pruning for Profit

• March is crucial for guava cultivation; experts advise specific techniques for better yield and quality.
• Guava plants fruit three times annually: June-July (from Feb-Mar flowers), winter (from Jun-Jul flowers), and spring (from winter flowers, 'Hast Bahar').
• Avoid heavy fruiting in the first cycle after planting; prune early fruits to protect young plants and ensure quality.
• Maintain 3-4 primary branches, ensuring no branch shades another for balanced growth and fruit development.
• Apply a paste of slaked lime, copper sulfate, and water to pruned areas to prevent infection, ensuring scientific care for profitability.