I decided to start this topic, as opposed to adding to the 'Sultane or Sultani' topic, to avoid confusion. This is not Sultane, a French variety. Sultani is a name give to this Unknown by a former SoCal member. It was supposed to have originated in Persia, now Iran. Anyway, those who have it are hoping to find out if it is a common fig, or needs the wasp. I posted pics of a ripe Sultani on the other topic, and stated that I do not believe I have the wasp in my area as of yet. Well, I have just picked the 2nd ripe fig from this plant, and a 3rd is close to ripening. I tried to separate the seeds to see if they float. They do. They look very undeveloped though, more like embryos. It is a delicious fig, and I'm keeping it. Following are pics, the ripe one I just picked, the other that is almost ripe, and inside look of the ripe one.  

 

 

 

Good looking Fig, Gary Love that color!

Thank for posting, Gary!
It is good to know that it might be a Common fig.

That looks really good

I have this,fig from Aaron4USA. It is ripening now but not yet swelling. I will post pics tomorrow. I have several of his varieties. Thanks richie

Thanks for posting this, Gary.  All of my figs on this one have dropped except one tiny fig clinging to a branch, and our weather has turned colder and rainy so I expect nothing out of it this year.

Richie, did yours ever produce?

Yes it has about 7 large figs on it. I am in Louisiana so its still hot. I have a good many trees,with big unripe figs on them. They refuse so ripen. I will go take,some pics of the sultani eboone.

You're welcome, Ed. I just picked the 3rd, and I was thinking last Sultani, but now others are swelling up. This one tasted great, though the skin got tough for some reason. I hope it turns out to be a common type, which is what I think.
   

My Sultani is still holding on to the fruit and they are still very firm.

 

Nice one.
The leafs are mostly three lobed?

Eli - at least mine has both spade like and 3 lobed leaves.
Frank Q. - do you have the wasp in your neighborhood?
Mine has still one of the little quarter sized elongated baby figs hanging on, but it is supposed to frost here by the weekend.
I was planning on shipping this one to someone else but I believe I will give it another year.

eboone,
We are supposed to have wasps everywhere but both my Zidi (14 month old) dropped their fruit.
I will float the seeds when Sultani finally ripens. I'll post the results.

I guess we can't avoid those wasps in Los Angeles.
Couldn't conduct the experiment.
All the seeds have sunk.
Figs are pollinated in our garden.
Remains to be seen how it performs in non-wasp country.
     

You cheated! !!!! Not fair ;) still waiting for mine to swell. Its a first year cutting so its,a little slow. Yours looks so good.

I had to save this one from the rain.
Although the Ostiole on this variety is pretty tightly closed I didn't want to take a chance.
Tastwise it was very rich in flavor. Could use another 4-5 days probably but still was really good.
Reminded me of ripe nectarine with a hint of acidity which I think would change as it rioens more.

Hey Vinny. Read the original posting bud. This is not the Sultane from France! Go back to the top and you'll understand.

ChrisK
I know, that's why I specifically mentioned from "France". I just wanted to know if his produce any Brebas as mine will. Thanks

Ok cool ,sorry for butting in.

Is this sultani also known as fayoumi?

Can you Pls send the leaves shape of this Sultani fig?

Picture of Sultane P.baud

New England Gardener on YouTube got a video of American Sultani. 
Thanks