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Dieseler

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Here i show some grise olivettte figs on my tree
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Wow looks good hope it doesn't drop too many. 
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Celt it should hold on to them , last season one was in near ripe and a few days away but fell due to wind most likely and not abort like 2 other plants i have and will destroy in a year or 2 if no improvement.

Here is such fig cut open afterwards that i did not taste.

Second picture i ate not cut open and it was sweet but not much else that i recall.


Tree is but a juvenile and this season i will get to taste more and post pictures.
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Martin 
Mine is still young but have some small figlets on it. I hope yours keeps them that means mine will in years to come. Not to sound selfish

 Thank you for the pics.
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Celt thats not selfish.
Pastiliere and Kalamata Black have taught me well on what to look for when figs abort on a few types in my yard.

I show in new thread some of those examples.
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Sounds like it's time to add a couple white figs Martin since they are less known to drop their figs.
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HAHA......Go for it Rafed
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