Oro Negro Avocado Tree Live Plant, Grafted Black Avocado Fruit Tree, Creamy Buttery Avocado Variety, Tropical Fruit Tree, 1 Foot Tall, 6 Inch Pot

Grow a special avocado variety in your home orchard with the Oro Negro Avocado Tree, whose name means “Black Gold” in Spanish. This grafted avocado variety was discovered in a commercial avocado grove in Miami-Dade County, Florida, in 1989 by grower Mike Hunt.

After approximately 20 years of evaluation, Oro Negro was introduced for its potential in both home gardens and commercial production. It is believed to be a seedling of Monroe, possibly crossed with a Mexican-type avocado, which may explain its distinctive dark skin.

The fruit is especially appealing for its rich, buttery flavor and smooth, creamy texture.

Fruit Characteristics

• Variety: Oro Negro (Black Gold)

• Fruit Skin: Distinctive dark to black coloration

• Flesh: Rich, buttery, and creamy

• Texture: Smooth and creamy

• Background: Discovered in Miami-Dade County, Florida, in 1989

• Possible Parentage: Believed to be a Monroe seedling with possible Mexican-type ancestry

Plant Details

• Plant Name: Oro Negro Avocado Tree

• Plant Type: Grafted avocado tree

• Current Height: Approximately 1 foot

• Shipping Pot: 6-inch nursery pot

• Use: Home orchard, tropical fruit garden, and edible landscape

Why Grow Oro Negro?

Oro Negro is an interesting avocado variety with a distinctive dark-skinned fruit and delicious creamy flesh. Its history and rich fruit quality make it an appealing addition for avocado collectors and home gardeners interested in growing specialty fruit varieties.

Shipping Information

• You will receive one live grafted Oro Negro avocado tree.

• Your tree will ship approximately 1 foot tall in a 6-inch nursery pot.

• Natural variations in branching, foliage, and plant shape are normal.

• Temporary leaf changes or shipping stress may occur during transit.

• Please unpack your tree promptly upon arrival and allow it time to acclimate.

• Fruit is not guaranteed upon arrival. Fruiting depends on tree maturity, climate, and growing conditions.

Please Note: The listed 1 foot refers to the approximate current tree height, not the pot size. This is a grafted tree, not a seed-grown avocado plant.