Eugenia sp. Roxo is an unidentified and yet-to-be-described species of Eugenia, first fruiting in cultivation in March 2023 in a private collection in the northeastern region of Brazil. This adaptable plant grows between 1 to 5 meters tall and thrives in both shaded environments and full sun. It begins fruiting at a small size—around 2 meters tall—and is known for producing heavily, despite its compact form.
The fruits are small but abundant, with a very sweet flavor and no acidity, making them ideal for fresh consumption. Their taste is often compared to Annona crassiflora, and the sheer volume of fruit produced makes this species especially attractive for collectors looking for high-yielding, rare tropical fruit trees.
Seeds are from a cultivated tree and are shipped in packs of ten, in humid vermiculite.
Eugenia sp. Roxo is an unidentified and yet-to-be-described species of Eugenia, first fruiting in cultivation in March 2023 in a private collection in the northeastern region of Brazil. This adaptable plant grows between 1 to 5 meters tall and thrives in both shaded environments and full sun. It begins fruiting at a small size—around 2 meters tall—and is known for producing heavily, despite its compact form.
The fruits are small but abundant, with a very sweet flavor and no acidity, making them ideal for fresh consumption. Their taste is often compared to Annona crassiflora, and the sheer volume of fruit produced makes this species especially attractive for collectors looking for high-yielding, rare tropical fruit trees.
Seeds are from a cultivated tree and are shipped in packs of ten, in humid vermiculite.
