I saw this posted on another forum.

http://www.thanhniennews.com/features/?catid=10&newsid=23928

I saw that in another forum too looks like some good news for florida and states as a way to prevent greening from coming to that state.

First thing that came to mind is that they are going to have to find a lot of ways to sell guava if they used this method!

The guava growing method would not be viable for large scale commercial growing, however, the knowledge found concerning the properties of guava terpenoids could lead to a solution that possibly would be viable. - Millet

Guavas have the highest vitamin C amongst the tropical fruits. It has loads of antioxidants, and quite delicious when eaten fresh.

Guavas can be used in a lot of exotic recipes. We make various soup whose base is made from guava fruits. There are ready-made soup broth based on guava and they are for sale at some oriental stores.

Makes wonderful Guava jam or jelly. One of my favorite sandwiches is made from peanut butter and guava jelly.

They can be made into juice. What would the popular UC Davis POG drink be without guava. POG = Passion fruit, orange and Guava. Sometimes known as paradise drink. By itself, it makes good milkshake and other types of tropical drinks.

There are many uses for guava, the leaves can be used in the same way as bergamot. It is common antiseptic ingredient in herbal medicines. The latest news about possible use as natural pesticide looks promising.

Of course, I've tried it already. They make wonderful aromatic wines. One thing for sure, guava and citrus juice don't mix well to make wine, and I am not trying that.