Psidium guajava L. for stick insect food

Guava leaves are an irreplaceable and ideal staple food for stick insects. Their leaves are thick and have moderate fiber, rich in the nutrients required for insect growth, which can effectively support the smooth development of stick insects from nymph to adult. In addition, guava leaves are not prone to rapid drying; they can remain fresh for a long time after picking, greatly reducing the feeding burden on keepers. Most importantly, guava trees use fewer pesticides, making the leaves relatively safe.

Friendly reminder: The guava branches sold in our shop are guaranteed to be purely wild and free of artificial pesticides, but other unforeseen factors cannot be ruled out. If you are using them to feed rare species, please test them with inexpensive insects first to ensure 100% safety before use.