Black Diamond Guava Plant – Dang Ayothaya No.3 (Dark Purple Skin, Red Flesh) | CELGEN

A rare and premium Thai guava variety with deep dark-purple skin, vibrant red flesh, and very low seeds. Known as Black Diamond Guava (Dang Ayothaya No.3), this exotic plant is grafted on CELGEN tissue-culture developed rootstock for superior growth, uniformity, and disease resistance.

Key Highlights

• Authentic Thai Variety – Dang Ayothaya No.3
  Globally known as Black Diamond Guava for its dark skin and premium appearance.
• Dark Purple / Maroon Skin
  Extremely rare among guavas; visually striking and premium-grade fruit.
• Deep Red Flesh, Sweet & Juicy
  Crunchy texture, rich antioxidants, and excellent eating quality.
• Very Low Seed Count
  Typically only 2–5 soft seeds per fruit.
• Highly Ornamental Plant
  Maroon to burgundy young leaves make it attractive even before fruiting.
• Grafted on CELGEN Tissue-Culture Rootstock
  Ensures strong vigor, disease tolerance, and long productive life.

A True Exotic – Black Diamond Guava (Dang Ayothaya No.3)

CELGEN introduces the Black Diamond Guava, internationally known as Dang Ayothaya No.3, one of Thailand’s most exclusive red-flesh guava varieties. Unlike common red guavas sold in India, this variety stands out with its deep purple skin and intense red flesh, making it truly premium and collector-grade.

Fruit Quality

• Large, round fruits
• Dark maroon to purple outer skin
• Bright ruby-red inner flesh
• Crunchy, juicy, and naturally sweet
• Extremely low seeds

Ideal for fresh eating, salads, juices, and premium fruit presentation.

Plant & Foliage Beauty

The plant itself is highly ornamental:

• Burgundy/maroon new leaf flush
• Dark green mature leaves
• Compact, strong canopy

Perfect for home gardens, orchards, terrace gardens, and premium landscaping.

Advanced Propagation Advantage

All CELGEN Black Diamond Guava plants are grafted on disease-free, tissue-culture developed rootstock, produced in our own laboratory. This provides:

• Faster establishment
• Better nutrient uptake
• Resistance to soil-borne diseases
• Long-term yield stability

Basic Care Guide

• Sunlight: Full sun for best color and sweetness
• Watering: Moderate; avoid waterlogging
• Soil: Well-drained, rich organic soil
• Fertilization: Organic manure + biofertilizers every 30–45 days
• Pruning: Light pruning to encourage branching and fruiting