Guava water is a plant in the guava tribe. Guava water is actually different from cashew semarang close relatives who have trees and fruit almost similar. Some cultivars are even difficult to distinguish, so both are often named by the common name guava water or cashew. Cashew water is easily grown and cultivated.
Guava water, as well as cashew and cashew boll, usually served as a fruit table. These three types of cashews have more or less similar and interchangeable uses. These fruits are generally eaten fresh, or served as one of rujak ingredients. Various types of guava can also be set up or made pickled.
Its hard and reddish wood is good enough as a building material, provided it does not hit the ground. Only usually its size is too small. Good also used as firewood.
