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lampo

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Posts: 2,061

Posted 1372891538	Reply with quote #1

Great year for Smyrna varieties. Practically all wild (male) Caprifigs had a huge crop of Profichi's warranting free pollination for all These are: Black and White Inchários -( --338 and --318) and Lampeira Main crop (--346) ..The dark violet skinned figs failed pollination and will soon drop Thanks for watching Francisco Attached Images P1030338.jpg (52.04 KB, 47 views) P1030346.jpg (47.65 KB, 47 views) P1030318.jpg (49.77 KB, 43 views)

Gwenn

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Posts: 29

Posted 1375611737	Reply with quote #2

Hello Francisco, Do you have pics of Lampeira leaves and tree? I do have a small Lampeira fig tree, well bought as such, but I have some doubt because it looks very much like my Dauphine. Otherwise, does it make good brebas test, and in quantity? Thanks for your answer __________________ Yves Crozon peninsula, Western Brittany Z9b

lampo

Registered:1329071797
Posts: 2,061

Posted 1375620724	Reply with quote #3

Hi Yves, Yes I may have that, let me dig a bit.... Here they are. the pic ...20708 is Dauphine still young. the others are Lampeira ( irrigated .. and from dry land (never had any tap water..just rain) Hope you find some leaves there..If not I will get a new picture just with leaves.. Francisco Attached Images 20120708_1937.jpg (237.16 KB, 35 views) Lampo_preto_sequeiro.jpg (770.99 KB, 38 views) Lampo_preto.jpg (817.78 KB, 35 views)

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