I'm going to order it and I'm wondering if it's a good variety, looks rare to

I had several very good figs on my 2y old tree last summer.  I would say it was one of my best, but we had a very dry August for PA.  When it started raining in Sept the figs lost quality and split.  Suspect it would be stellar in a hot dry climate.

Good flavor but split bad with rain. Using my tree as grafting rootstock.

I am keeping mine for this season at least, going to cover the pot to limit water uptake by roots in any rainy weather and see if it helps (unlikely but gonna try)

Thanks for the updates on Black Triana. I have this on my wishlist, being in Seattle, splitting would be a major problem.  Where are you ordering from?