I have some unidentified figs, and i really like to know what i have.
I found three photos on my phone (i apologize for the bad quality), took in november 2016.
I haven't taken more photos because the fruit was stolen by some animals, than i don't know how is the pulp or the flavor;  i have not taken photos of the leaves (i know that leaves are important as fruits to identify a variety), but i can say that mostly are unlobed, and some show 5 lobes.

The plant of wich i speak in this topic, like the plant showed in this: goo.gl/vcPNz6 , comes from the same source.
It was labeled as Bourjassotte noire, and i was quite surprised when i saw a yellow fruit.

It's a tiny plant, and i think that the fruit weighed more than the plant!
I read lots of threads in this forum, and watched lots of pictures on Google, and the variety that looks more like this plant is the Armenian.

It's a huge fig, with yellow skin and round-flattened shape.
Look at the ostiole: is larger than the nail of my index!
 


 

 


The plant had also other fruits but it was too late for ripening.

I will take other photos in the coming monts (maybe there will be some brebas?).

I must say that i'm very happy for the mistake, as for the other plant, these are very interesting varieties.

I have Armenian fig from Aaron. Will take photos of tree. Starting to make figs now. Yours looks similar but we will see tomorrow

Thanks a lot!

Update: leaves

 

 

Take pictures soon as i get home. Its has fruit too. Sorry i forgot to take pictures
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This is lsu Thibodaux 92 grams. My largest fig yet. Hopefully the Armenian will be much larger

Ok, thanks!

Nice fig your Thibodaux, i'm sure it's as delicious as big.

ARMENIAN

Mine look like black Madera and Italian 258 lol

The leaf pattern is very similar to to that of my fig in the last year, now the leaves are more lobed, but may change during the season.
For the fruits i have to wait some months (there is also a breba, but don't look good), but i see similarities with those i see last year. .

Well thats good news. My LSU CHAMPAGNE TOTALLY CHANGED ITS LEAVES THIS YEAR SO I KNOW WHAT YOUR SAYING ABOUT YOUR TREE.