About Guava

Guava, also known as Guava Jelly, was bred by Philosopher Seeds in Spain as part of their Sweet Seeds programme. It is known for its authentic tropical guava aroma that smells exactly like biting into a ripe guava fruit. The high is happy and relaxed, making it an excellent social strain. The genetics combine fruity, sweet lines with OG Kush undertones.

Flavor Profile

Old School
DiesellySweetTropicalMango
Modern
GassyZ / CandyExotic / ZExotic / Tropical

History

Guava was bred by Philosopher Seeds (now part of the Sweet Seeds group) in Spain. It quickly gained popularity among European growers for its authentic tropical fruit terps and reliable growing characteristics. The strain has become a parent to many modern tropical-fruit hybrid varieties.

Notable breeders: Philosopher Seeds, Absolute Seeds

Live Amsterdam Pricing

See real-time prices, availability, and shop locations for Guava at Amsterdam coffeeshops — updated daily.

View Live Menus →

Genetic Background

Complex three-way cross combining IJewels, Fiji, and OG Kush genetics

Parent Genetics

Guava descends from:

OG Kush

Known Offspring

Strains that descend from Guava:

Guava crosses Fiji crosses

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the genetics of Guava?

Guava has a genetic lineage of (IJewels x Fiji) x OG Kush lines. Complex three-way cross combining IJewels, Fiji, and OG Kush genetics

What is the THC content of Guava?

Guava typically tests at 15-18% THC with <1% CBD.

What does Guava smell and taste like?

Guava has a Tropical guava, mango, sweet, tropical fruit aroma profile, with flavors described as Guava, tropical fruit, mango, sweet, slight gas.

What are the effects of Guava?

Users report Uplifting, relaxed, happy, euphoric, creative, social.

How long does Guava take to flower?

Guava has a flowering time of approximately 8-9 weeks. Plants grow to a medium height.

What is the history of Guava?

Guava was bred by Philosopher Seeds (now part of the Sweet Seeds group) in Spain. It quickly gained popularity among European growers for its authentic tropical fruit terps and reliable growing characteristics. The strain has become a parent to many modern tropical-fruit hybrid varieties.

Medical Applications

Guava is commonly associated with:

Stress & Anxiety Depression Creativity & Focus