Eugenia aff Rostrifolia - Julian

Plant Information:

• Name: Eugenia aff Rostrifolia - Julian
• Quantity: 1 Plant
• Container: 0.5 Gallon Container

Plant Description:

Seeds were imported from Brazil. This is a rare species found by the famous Juliano Leite. He recently reports the plant he found back when I bought the seeds is destroyed, and he has not been able to find any other specimen. This could be last time we get this specie here in America. I have 5-6 plants I will be listing over the next 1-2 years. This is a Eugenia discovered in 2023. It grows into a small tree or shrub. The plant resembles that of Eugenia Rostrifolia but is not the same. The plant produces a decent sized orange fruit, that is very juicy and sweet. The collector said it was their favorite Eugenia they have tasted to date.

Shipping Information:

Plants will ship as soon as payment is made, or if you request for it to be later. Please be aware of your local weather upon the date you purchase. Any questions? Let us know! I have a 10-day handling time during the winter, only as a safeguard in case I need to wait and ship it when the weather improves. During spring, summer, and fall, I have a 3-day handling time. There is no international shipping with plants, only to the USA. There is a risk to ship to some states, such as Arizona and California. If you buy a plant from us and you are in one of these states, you are agreeing to take responsibility if the plant gets rejected, confiscated, or destroyed by your state. We will still ship to you but are not liable if they get destroyed or delayed.

Return Policy:

If a plant or seedling arrives damaged, then please reach out to us and send a photo of what happened. We are more than happy to send you out a replacement or refund your money. Please do not hesitate to reach out about any questions or concerns you may have. Prior to shipping, I always check the weather, especially during winter, to ensure it will arrive to you safely. If there is an issue with the plant once you receive it, please let us know as soon as possible. Wilted leaves and most other suspected issues will sort themselves out once the plant gets a break from shipping and reacclimates to the new environment.