hii every body

did cddmc /cddbc is really variety or same variety than be rename.,please help me

It's called Coll de Dame Bi color. Here is a photo of it almost ripe.

Based on what observations?

CDD Rimada

Check this out, interesting.

I wish some people would stop spreading disinformation. This fig is not a Coll de Dama Rimada. It is not called multi-colore. I am not sure where the bi-color name came from but when the original seller sold it to me he called it "mutante" (a spanish word) because it is a mutation, a virus inhabits the plant and causes coloration at the time of ripening. That is all there is, and anything else is a fabrication.

A virus causing pigmentation seems far fetched, to put it politely. 

Yes Mr Brent I stand corrected, it is a genetic mutation not a virus. While it was a fig expert who made that statement to me, I am not interested in putting people on trial here so we will just acknowledge the error and move on. Good day to you sir!

For what its worth, there is nothing wrong with the statement that the change in pigmentation could be caused by a virus. Virus can and do change host DNA and RNA by injecting their own genetic material into the cell . If a virus were to infect a plant at a node where cellular replication is taking place to produce leaves, stems and figs, the resulting alteration in DNA MIGHT result in a change in the physical attributes of the plant material. Although genetic mutations do occur for many reasons beyond virus infection, that is a possible vector for the change....

Thank you Tony

OK everyone bid! bid! bid! and when you get your plant you can transfer this alleged virus to all sorts of other varieties and become a figzillionare on eBay. Trust me, this is money in the bank ;)

Finally got my 1st post here.

Been in this forum for years and learned a lot. Thank you all.

I don't have cddmc/cddbc, but wheter it is legit variety or not, it is still unique variety.

I do have variety which has similar stripes/strain (maybe) with cddmc but from bordissot family not coll de dame. This one is bordissot blanca negra, from Mr. Pons. Any idea? Cmiiw, thanks.

Regards

#17 and #18 seems slightly misleading.

#17 got some pics from #18 and calls it "CDDMC"??? and L0eb on #18 believes his pics to be "Bordissot blanca negra" from Pons!, so why are there  pics from #18 on #17??  

The first three pics on #17 were posted on Facebook by Reza Agung as "Coll De Dama multi-colore". Why would #17 mix all the striped pictures he could find is beyond my imagination and these are the sort of posts that create further confusion!.

Furthermore the person who discovered the striped "Coll De dama" calls its as "Coll De dama mutante", which is the most appropriate name for the variety.  

I dont know what happened with my post, why can join other post, I try to post again about the picture CDDMC