Eugenia disperma

Found in the shaded, semi-dry mountain forests of Rio de Janeiro at altitudes between 600 and 1,000 meters, this small to medium-sized tree with rough bark is a standout for its unique fruit. Its bloody red pulp, rich in anthocyanins, stains fingers with a touch, earning it the name "Blood Mary Eugenia." The fruit is delightfully sweet with just a hint of sourness, making it as delicious as it is visually striking—a true treasure of the mountains!

If you like Eugenia disperma, you might also like Eugenia duckeana or Eugenia dichroma "Pitanga de Lagarto"