This plant seems content to be inside on a south facing window although it is very root bound and dries out quickly now that the warm weather has arrived in Massachusetts.  I put some pine bark nuggets on top to help but I should repot and move outside.  I don't have any filtered sun on the property.  I need to put up some netting or lattice to prevent burning.  It gets direct light in that window but I learned that the glass must still offer some UV protection since other fig plants have burned after placing outside even after receiving direct sunlight through the windows.

If you have the room:

Get 4 -8 foot metal poles for fencing.

You can then get 8 Chain link fence stretchers-2 for each cornner so can't fall down or fly off

Just get the lattice you talk about and fit over each corner

I did it last year with a clear tarp to create a make shift greenhouse- worked too well temps got two hot and baked trees- no venting- used 6 poles to support- tarp was flimsy

By the way haven't done it- Just a suggestion off the top of my head

Nice looking plant.

I have a very small one and now after seeing your pics I'm looking foreward to this one producing for me.

Thanks for sharing.

I have to remind myself that I started this from a UCD cutting only last year.  It doubled its growth this spring alone.  The new branches arelonger than last years main stem.  It seems that as soon as I pinch off the ends the figs started to appear. 

I forgot to ask.  Does anyone know if this fig has a breba and main crop?  I'm assuming this is a breba crop?  The Encanto data base says to expect first ripe fruits to set snuggly in a tea cup.  Not sure if its only talking about the size of a young trees fruits or the breba crop?

Experience with my Armenian (2005.UCD157) fig, is that is it a 'moody' one.

I put another video on YouTube.  At 3.58 min I reward my hard work with an Armenian fig and you can watch me eat it.  I recommend wearing a bib in case Pavlov's dog theory kicks in.

loved the utube video...looks yammy