"Brown Turkey" in Pot

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handarius

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Posted 1384489135	Reply with quote #1

Some of my BT collection: Attached Images BT.Pot.4.jpg (446.44 KB, 77 views) BT.Pot.2.jpg (317.03 KB, 81 views) BT.Pot.3.jpg (245.57 KB, 77 views) __________________ I love fig Ready Fig Cuttings for Trading; contact me for more information

armando93223

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Posted 1384489596	Reply with quote #2

Thanks for Posting, my Brown Turkey has 5 Lobes on the leaves, you may have a different one than me, maybe its English Brown Turkey. __________________ Armando in the Heart of California

handarius

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Posted 1384490203	Reply with quote #3

My Brown Turkey has 5 lobes. When the plants is young (in pot), sometimes the lobe is not stable. Here is the leave of my Brown Turkey when the plant is mature: Attached Images Daun_RL.JPG (112.12 KB, 8 views) __________________ I love fig Ready Fig Cuttings for Trading; contact me for more information

purplesandwich

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Posted 1384490707	Reply with quote #4

how will you know if the bud you have on the plant is a leaf or fruit. My leave fell off but are growing on the lower section now. __________________ Kevin Spiteri ----new but I have BTM6(a Hybrid bought in Thailand)Turkish brown, Black Mission,White Geona, Kadota, Green(from Turkey not sure of correct name) and Nut Fig(from Turkey not sure of corect name) whish list---at this time just a Fig

cis4elk

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Posted 1384540387	Reply with quote #5

USUALLY the leaf bud is pointier and the fruit is more rounded, usually. __________________ Calvin Littleton,CO z5/6 Wants List: For everyone to clean-up after themselves and co-exist peacefully. Let's think more about the future of our planet and less about ourselves. :)

recomer20

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Posted 1384541220	Reply with quote #6

purplesandwhich, If it's a "terminal" bud ( a sort of cone-shaped bud on the tip of a stem) it's probably a leaf bud. Flower (fruit) buds are dome-shaped, like a little bead. The flower bud sits above and behind the leaf, so if it's a flower bud you'll usually see a round scar below it where the leaf was. (http://newfs.s3.amazonaws.com/taxon-images-1000s1000/Moraceae/ficus-carica-wb-rvid-c.jpg) __________________ Rick C. Birmingham, AL z7b --- INGROUND: S.C.Lemon ("Dr.Welch"), LSUpurple, Celeste (Std) POTTED 3rd Yr: Alma, Atreano, BattGreen, GrnGreek, HardyChicago, ItalianBlack (Becnel), LSUGold?, MBvs, Sal's EL, Southern BT?, St.Jean, Jackie'sUnk POTTED 2nd Yr: SunbirdUnkJP, BourjNoire, JHAdriatic, ValleNegra ROOTING: RdB, ScottsBlk, BlkGreek-MN,Preto

dkirtexas

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Posted 1384553268	Reply with quote #7

Beautiful fig but I do not think it is a Brown Turkey. I have 2 different Brown Turkeys, the Southern and the English and neither has the skin color or eye color like yours. It is really a nice looking fig. __________________ Thx, glad to be here Danny K "EL CAZADOR DE HIGO" Waskom Tx Zone 7B/8 Wish list: anything anyone wants me to have. LSU RED. Any LSU fig.

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