Description
Eugenia acutata “Negra” — Rare Black Pear-Shaped Form
If you already grow or collect Eugenia acutata, the fruit forms can be every bit as interesting as the species name. This listing is for the dark, pear-shaped accession called “Negra” — not the round orange form and not the pear-shaped orange form seen in other Huertas Urbanas releases.
What we know about this accession
- Identification used for sale: Eugenia acutata, black-fruited / pear-shaped accession.
- Collector form: “Negra” (working trade name, not a formal botanical variety).
- Fruit character: darker fruit coloration and pyriform outline as supplied in source information and original imagery.
- The exact botanical identity and flavor of this particular source accession have not been independently verified.
- Photographs document this specific offering rather than a substitute species.

Why collectors may be interested
This is an accession-focused seed release. The appeal is the chance to grow a visibly different form alongside established Eugenia collections, while keeping clear separation from other E. acutata color morphotypes.
November 2026 pre-sale
IMPORTANT — NOVEMBER 2026 PRE-SALE. One unit is one fresh seed. This accession is reserved through our Brazil-to-Argentina-to-USA pipeline. Shipping can take longer if import, inspection or forwarding is delayed. Seeds are shipped only after receipt and condition checks; unavailable units are refunded. Customers adding to an existing November order can ask about combining shipments to avoid duplicate standard shipping charges.
Germination and handling
Like many fresh Eugenia seeds, these should be sown promptly rather than deliberately dried. Use an airy, moisture-retentive but well-draining substrate; maintain warmth and light, even humidity without waterlogging. Germination timing and rates for this accession have not been verified.
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