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I got this fig as a Wuhan at the Jon's Fig Fiesta from a forum member. The label say "Encanto Wuhan" though so it was probably propagated from a cutting obtained from Jon.

It was not big but had 1 fig on it that I decided to leave. The pot is a 3 gal one.
Today the fig seemed ripe to me and I tasted it. It was OK, maybe 6 out of 10, melony, not very juicy, not spectacular but the plant is tiny so no complains there yet.

I've never seen a Wuhan fig before. Those who have it, can you confirm or deny the fact that it is a Wuhan, please?


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Hmm... Any guess on what that might be??


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Here is link to my Wuhan this year



http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post/wuhan-6445950
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Mike,

Thanks for the link. 
Is it possible that the 'Encanto Wuhan' is different from yours? 
It is also possible that the plant was mislabeled and what I have nobody knows now. The taste was not horrible but not great either, I will give it another year.



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That doesn't look like my Wuhan. Leaves are to fingery and long.
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Igor,
It doesn't look like my Wuhan either and I no idea what it resembles, sorry.

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What a bummer ...
I guess it was not my lucky day.

Howie, are you taking your Wuhan up to San Jose?

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Greenfig,
IMO it doesn't look like Wuhan, but it does resemble Longue D'Aout.
Attached are pictures of my Wuhan leaves and a web picture of a Wuhan fig from my source. My plant is only a few months old and has been continuously producing figlets which have been pinched.
Good Luck.
Ficus carica 'Wuhan' fruit.JPG LeafS_WuhanAE_10-13-13.jpg

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Pete, my leaves and fruit pretty much match yours.
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Pete: Very nice fig and tree, thanks for sharing.

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Pete: Can you please describe what do Wuhan's figs taste like. Thanks.

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