Please Id this Eugenia?

[Chandramohan]

I have 3 seedlings ,which look different, from the seeds I bought as CORG. Can somebody identify these?

[shmojojojo]

Photo looks like Eugenia involucrata to me. E. involucrata and E. calycina are both referred to as CORG. Maybe your other varieties are E. calycina? Unless I am understanding your question wrong

[giorgosgr.]

it looks just like my Eugenia involucrata, so i agree it could be that

[Chandramohan]

So my other seedlings are E.calycina? I will post a photo tomorrow.

[giorgosgr.]

I do not know, they could also be the same with this. All plants can have variation between the same variety in terms of leaf and plant size

[Chandramohan]

This is one of the different seedling. Is it E.calycina?

[NateTheGreat]

They both look like COTRG to me. It's a variable species.

[Kevin Jones]

I don't think it's E.calycina.
I have a couple of variations and neither look like that.
Your leaves are pretty wide.

Kevin Jones

[shmojojojo]

The first pic has opposite leaves and the second pic has spiraling leaves. Does this mean it's a different species or can it be a hybrid variation? I'm very new to this stuff

[Chandramohan]

The second photo also has opposite leaves! Please enlarge and see.

[NateTheGreat]

The first pic (above) has opposite leaves, second has opposite decussate leaves, with successive pairs crossing at right angles. I was reminded of this thread when I noticed some non-decussate leaves on my mostly decussate CORTG.

[Rtreid]

The second photo looks like E. selloi to me.  The first is probably E involucrata, or calycina.

[Vigo Carpathian]

Looks exactly like cherry of the rio grande