unknown (ID) seedlings - sapplings (Jabo?)

[greenman62]

So i have like 200 seed packs
tags often fall or fade when i bother.
soil gets re-used and 6 months later i get unknowns

how fun...



no idea what this could be... Anyone


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I thought these were Jabo seedlings.
i have several of them, and cant think of what else i had planted more than 5 of.


this has 1 really large leaf.
and the leaves look longer and pointier than my Jabo
(it was a Sabra from from PIN)


still having problems uploading images (admin ?)
the first few upload OK,
 then the pop-up page goes to the topic page when i try to upload.

using photobucket...

[Solko]

The first three pictures look like Eugenia Florida to me.

[greenman62]

The first three pictures look like Eugenia Florida to me.

Really ?
I had kept that in the back of my head, because
i had bought seeds last year for it (from someone here BTW)
and they never (LOL) germinated.
i re-use soil all the time
so, this makes sense... im sooo glad

although, i think the very first pic/plant
is different from pics/plants 2 and 3.
i have a couple more of the  ones in photo 2 and 3
which now i think are E. Florida.

the vein structure appears different in plant-pic #1
and it seems to be growing faster than the others.
guess it could be natural variation

[Solko]

I wasn't sure about the first plant either, but they don't look like Jaboticaba to me. E Florida's leaves change quite a bit from young shoots to adult leaves. Look at the pictures of Nelesedulis's tree in this thread:
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=18490.msg230866#msg230866

[greenman62]

i love the pink color of the new leaves.

the seedlings i have even do this, but its more purple-ish.










this is the plant now
that was in the first pic.

[Solko]

Yes, the first plant is definitely something else, but I have no idea what. The leaves grow alternately, and not pairwise, like most Eugenia's do. I couldn't make that out in the first picture.