veggie_girl
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Posted 1413911843
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Saw one of these go for $1550 on eBay this past weekend! What is so special about this fig?
Otmani007
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I've heard that once the tree is mature enough, every single leaf turns into $100 bills. LOL
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armando93223
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Its been getting great reviews lately, and so this maybe the hot fig for 2014. From reading past comments, this is a great flavored fig. On Ebay auction, it can just get into a competition thing. Also some people have lots of money to spend.
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IamKriya
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It is easily in the top 3 for me! And, I have some excellent ones to compare it to. I become speechless whenever I eat it.
There is one that is just as good that most are not aware of yet: Italian 395
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Ampersand
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All the same, congrats Ryan. Hope you were paid!
FiggyFrank
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Posted 1413915560
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Originally Posted by IamKriya It is easily in the top 3 for me! And, I have some excellent ones to compare it to. I become speechless whenever I eat it. There is one that is just as good that most are not aware of yet: Italian 395
How close is the flavor to Preto? I've asked another member, but curious to hear what you think since you're in a warmer climate.
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Aaron4USA
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any fig can be great if in really hot climate... some get really good even with cooler climate... it all depends what works for you. In LA every fig is a bit from heavens...and that's the truth.