Hi Fig Lovers,

I got this fig from local sourcing (indonesia), looks the crop easliy to drop before ripen.

    

Fortunately i got 1-3 figs are ripening process... From the bottom picture could help to identify what is the varian of this fig? is Yellow Fig or Long Yellow Fig?

    

Some of the crop will be ripe maybe in 3-4 next days, i will update again for the picture.

Thanks all for your help and advise... :)

Best regards,

Eddy

Well it's probably not the long neck yellow we have here in the States but you have many varieties available to you from the Middle East, Turkey and Europe that we've even seen here.  Just looking at the fruit you might try to compare leaves with one from Turkey called mini-nut.

 
 

I Found at Ebay some variant fig from turkey, name of the fig is "Aydın Sarı Lob" also called "Yellow Fig" maybe is the same to my fig.
  

"Aydın Sarı Lob" necessarily require pollination.

 Sama2 Om,

Seems its sanpedro type , I ever had LY 2 years ago , main crops  always dropped, only Breba crops were edible,

Thanks and Salam for peace & Fun

Finally success to ripened this Yellow Fig crop today... flavour sweet and jammy..

 

The Long Yellow ripe looks different:
http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/long-yellow-main-7519660?highlight=long+yellow&pid=1288077305

Very Pretty!

The pictures of yellow figs looks interesting, both here and on eBay. I googled around and found this description of fig trees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan:

“Trellises of grapevines twisted above rows where mint, basil and marjoram grew. In the corners, heavy golden figs weighed down the branches of the trees and rose bushes climbed up the walls of the house.” http://shezaf.net/english/Books/The-Silk-Road/FULL-MOON-IN-TASHKENT.html

These yellow figs varieties seem to be different:

Tashkent: Described as a green fig on the Raintree website but if you look at the Google Images it shows large, flat                   yellow figs for sale in the Tashkent market. Are these the "heavy golden figs"?

Seri Zeybek: Is this the same as Tashkent or different? It’s mentioned in several posts here.

Aydin Sari Lob: for sale on eBay. But the F4F Varietal lists Sari Lob as the same name for both Smyrna and      
       Calimyrna, also yellow figs. Is “Aydin” a special place of origin or a kind of Sari Lob/Smyrna/Calimyrna?

And how different are these figs from LSU Gold, which also seems to be a large yellow fig?

Hi again Mara, after googling at internet.. found the inside picture of tashkent crop.. its different from mine... thanks..