Fantastic! I am glad to learn this fig is a 'winner'. I guess my uncle, who died sometime after having planted it, would be very glad, too:)
Khârma!
Something was strange: when he set the scion in a coin of the garden, he told me it was a cultivar making very good fig, with special flavour. During these years of unproductivity (I believed that something failed in wasp fertilization!) -just because the lack of water-, I was intrigued. The tree seemed to be convective because all the branches was oriented toward the road (asphalt) located few meters beside.
Since I learned more about energy solar partition and storage in the mediums, I can analyze that affinity with more precision: Fig trees belonging to the "convective clades" exhibit thermo-tropism. If one fig tree has a propension to search warm surfaces (walls, asphalt, concrete), that means that it belongs to the "convective clade", with a probable origin from rocky places, dry air.
On the contrary, if fig tree does not show propension to search warm surfaces, it is probable it belongs to the "latent heat" clade, with probable ancestry from valleys or humid countries.
As we are located in the european union, it will be esay for us to send cuttings. You can send your postal adress via message. I have no experience to ship any cuttings, but I guess it needs to be sterilised in vinegar, and shipped in plastic film, with wet paper.
Cheers