Herman2
Registered:1189809424 Posts: 2,625
Posted 1288801342
Reply with quote
#1
My first in possesion,Madeira black fruit. I had 3 ripe fruits at the end of September,but squierrel got it before me. This time I was first to get it . It was very good tasting with somewhat hard skin. I am sure the ones that the squierrels got were much much better tasting,because the time frame, and because they were better ripe.
Attached Images
Madeira_blackfrtintext.jpg (112.43 KB, 78 views)
OttawanZ5
Registered:1192897779 Posts: 2,551
Posted 1288804494
Reply with quote
#2
Herman It does not look Black. Probably because it is late at the end of the season in your area and may be because (possibly) the first time for your new tree. I have one rooted this year but there no sign of any fruit on it. Hopefully next summer if it is a good summer like this year.
__________________Ottawan-Z5a, Canada
nelson20vt
Registered:1259864353 Posts: 1,847
Posted 1288805192
Reply with quote
#3
Congrats Vasile im sure the ones the squirls stole were darker and more flavourfull. I too noticed my dark figs were fairly light once temps cooled down. My last Black Madeira plant died last week, thats #6 BM gone this year, think im giving up on BM for the time being.
__________________ Mississauga, ON, Canada Z5B/6A
Bass
Registered:1188959030 Posts: 2,428
Posted 1288805944
Reply with quote
#4
It doesn't turn black with the lack of sun. But I got most of my BM crop early september and the skin was soft and dark. I I picked a couple a few days ago theat had tougher skin but still very sweet.
__________________ Pennsylvania http://www.treesofjoy.com https://www.facebook.com/pages/Trees-of-Joy/110193909021138
snaglpus
Registered:1244258188 Posts: 4,072
Posted 1288806096
Reply with quote
#5
Mine turned black and were just amazing. A greenhouse helps them ripen.
__________________ Dennis Charlotte, North Carolina/Zone 8a