FYI, I’ve a tissue cultured acerola tree from Agristarts and one other that I grew from a ‘Florida Candy’ reducing from a good vendor. I can’t inform a distinction. I’ve seen hypothesis on this discussion board earlier than that there could also be no distinction. Adam made some remark up to now that his Echo Candy’s “taste is nearly equivalent to the opposite varieties we will discover generally in FL”. You may not be lacking something in any respect by getting an inexpensive tissue tradition Acerola. I say this as somebody who can be very serious about discovering an improved cultivar, as I actually just like the fruit.
Thanks daisyguy! Yea, provided that 99% of the sellers that promote them do not record the cultivar, it makes me assume it may not be necessary. I am not a cultivar snob, my fundamental concern is that I order one or two, anticipate them to develop up and have fruit, then I style the fruit and I do not prefer it. At that time I am left questioning if it was only a fruit from a foul (from my style perspective) seed, and if I had gotten a named cultivar that others have confirmed is nice, good, and so on., whether or not I’d in truth have appreciated it. Then I’ve the difficulty about whether or not I order extra, this time from a named cultivar. So I would quite begin with a named (candy) one from the get-go. However, yea, you might be most likely proper. 
