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Anyone else have any experience with this fig?

My tree is in it's third season and first time I will sample these figs.





Hopefully it will be ready to pick in another day or two.

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great looking fig, thanks for sharing
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I'm growing a few trees in my area. I should have figs next year.
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Temps are dropping every night here but this Shoukd be ripe shortly, I had to move my trees against the house because some as$@!le kept stealing my ripe figs.
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Nice figs Nelson.
How big are they ?

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OMG, extremely sweet aromatic one of the best figs this season definately earned a spot.

Very syrupy, wish I could described it better but my taste buds just got a whopping.









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Beautiful figs again Nelson, always nice to see that syrup inside, do you notice any correlation with syrup inside and great tasting figs?
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Very beautiful, thanks Nelson for sharing.

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James so far any fig I had this season that was syrupy was great tasting. I have allot of plants in 2 gallon pots that are root bound and it's tough when I know they require water but yet it will affect the taste.

Could this be weather related? I know figs that ripened in late aug and early sept were not that juicy.

Kind of weird how the cool nights has been making the figs taste fantastic maybe the trees know winter is near and want to ripen its fruits?

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Sucks big time for me. All my Kelphonia figs ruptured due to almost constant Sept rain. Its
unusual for Sept to have this much rain.
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Paul sorry to hear , we have been getting a bit of rain too last couple days but nothing crazy.
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Hmm its looking good, but I see there are many verities in figs which we don't see commonly. Anyhow your figs are looking good, thanks for sharing their photos. I like them.
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Nice pics, great looking fig. I've never heard of t his variety. Seems most Greek figs are winners though
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Is it a honey fig, or a fig other than berry flavor?


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Especially desired figs: UCD 187-25, UCD 200-48, UCD 157-17, UCD 309-B1, Princesa, Black Madeira, high quality sugar fig that ripens Sept-Oct.

Probable desired fig: Smith, St Jean, JH Adriatic, CddB, Gulbun, Pastilliere, Sucrette

Rooting:  Smith, CDDB--this pretty much means I have my fun tries (tho' important since they are truly desirable), and only interested for this year: Gulbun, BM, 187-25, or something wildly exotic or precious that nobody has any good reason to send me.

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