Eugenia sp. costera is a recently described and highly interesting Eugenia species cultivated along the Caribbean coast of Colombia. The tree reaches around 5 meters in height and is especially notable for its large, highly ornamental leaves, giving it strong visual appeal in both tropical landscapes and collections.
The fruit is large, round, and ripens to a pale yellow color. Its pulp has a unique crisp texture, similar to an apple, paired with a refreshing acidic flavor. This makes it especially versatile—commonly used in beverages, iced desserts, or even eaten fresh with a sprinkle of salt. With its combination of ornamental beauty and distinctive fruit qualities, Eugenia sp. costera stands out as a unique and desirable addition for collectors and growers interested in uncommon tropical fruit species.
Seeds are shipped in packs of 1, shipped in humid vermiculite.
Eugenia sp. costera is a recently described and highly interesting Eugenia species cultivated along the Caribbean coast of Colombia. The tree reaches around 5 meters in height and is especially notable for its large, highly ornamental leaves, giving it strong visual appeal in both tropical landscapes and collections.
The fruit is large, round, and ripens to a pale yellow color. Its pulp has a unique crisp texture, similar to an apple, paired with a refreshing acidic flavor. This makes it especially versatile—commonly used in beverages, iced desserts, or even eaten fresh with a sprinkle of salt. With its combination of ornamental beauty and distinctive fruit qualities, Eugenia sp. costera stands out as a unique and desirable addition for collectors and growers interested in uncommon tropical fruit species.
Seeds are shipped in packs of 1, shipped in humid vermiculite.
