Help me identify these *update with photos*

[Aiptasia904]

I have a few mystery seedlings. One is unlabeled completely and I have one that I labeled the pot J.D. mansa or J.O. mansa and now I can't figure out what it is. It's sprouting up with red stem and red leaves. I just transplanted it into a bigger 1 gallon pot but for the life of me I can't find it in my records on either of these guys.

Anybody recognize these plants?!

The J.D. Mensa?


My second mystery

[Aiptasia904]

Bump because of new photos to help.

[NateTheGreat]

#1 Garcinia sp.
#2 Spondias sp.

[Jaboticaba45]

We could presume the garcinia sp to be lemon drop (garcinia brasiliensis). The leaves are too fat to be achacha. I'd be shocked if you had something else.
and the spondias sp to be june plum.

[fruitnoob]

I used an app called Picture This to try to identify your mystery plants and it said
1. Java plum
2. yellow bells

I am interested in knowing how accurate these "AI powered" apps are.

[Aiptasia904]

We could presume the garcinia sp to be lemon drop (garcinia brasiliensis). The leaves are too fat to be achacha. I'd be shocked if you had something else.
and the spondias sp to be june plum.

#1 Garcinia sp.
#2 Spondias sp.

On the nose, guys. I had planted some Lemon Drop Mangosteen and some June plum seeds in soil in peat cups a few months back so in my butchered handwriting that translated to "JD Mensa" when it should be "LD Mango" for Lemon Drop Mangosteen. I got the superior form  of fruits and eventual post-consumption seeds from Adam at Flying Fox Fruits and it's the only one to have sprouted up for me so far. The June Plums were found at a local farmer's market and I'd forgotten that I'd planted a few seedlings.

Thanks for the help!

[Aiptasia904]

I used an app called Picture This to try to identify your mystery plants and it said
1. Java plum
2. yellow bells

I am interested in knowing how accurate these "AI powered" apps are.

Pretty close in this case but I don't trust them enough to be 100% accurate yet.