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newnandawg

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Very large fig (scales broke so no weight). This is really a blah tasting fig but it could also be due to some rain while ripening. It needs to get better soon. About a 5 on 1-10 scale.



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You have to be nice to this fig, Mike: I, too, am a Calabrese and have been accused of being blah tasting from time to time, especialy when it rains!   Joe
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Hi newnandawg,
Did you already compare that fig to a "Goutte d'or" ?
I'll post the pic of my "Goutte d'or" later.
Mine grew in a shady position, and it looked like that. There are two more on the tree on a sunnier branch, and those figs are more colored .

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Wow, that's a big one. Rain, definitely, affects taste and flavor big time.
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I lost a large breba crop to the weather this year and now no main crop, but when she bears, it's great. Good for you! Enjoy.
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jds, is your Goutte d'or the same as Doree?
I have a Baud Doree with quite a few figs on it- yet to ripen. It grows outward instead of upward.
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newnandawg

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Had the second and third off this tree and the taste had improved tremendously.  Just about the right sweetness
with a melon/honeydew flavor. I will up it to a 7 and see if it gets even better without the rain again.
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Does anyone know if there is also a black troiano?
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Hi leon_edmond,
Yes, "Goutte d'or" is another name for "Dorée".
Mine are growing more upwards, but that could be due to competition for access to the sunlight .
This evening, I should have another ripe "Goutte d'or" - it was a bit damaged by the late cold weather but should be good although not developing to its full size .

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jdsfrance, please post a pic of your "Goutte d'or" ripe fig.
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