Tiffanyp8904
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Posted 1435878892
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Here is the first fig that this tree has produced!!! I picked it a little early because I just couldn't wait any longer! I have no idea what type of fig it is so feel free to take a guess but the big success here is that it produced!! This is a breba crop fig. Check out the pics.
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FiggyFrank
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Posted 1435884487
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Congrats! How did it taste?
Tiffanyp8904
1404505489
Posted 1435885867
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Not very sweet, kind of bland. Maybe because the tree is young and the rain we have been getting. I don't have much to compare it too so my best description would be a hint of peach with a very slight crunch from the seeds. The skin was very thin and soft. Overall it was good and I'm sure it will get better over time.
Rewton
1291943117
Posted 1435886662
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Try letting them ripen a couple more days and see how they are. We've all picked too early so no shame!
ChrisK
1415844271
Posted 1435893979
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Nice tree guys ,and looks like it has potential . Personally I avoid touching the darn things until they look ripe and droopy enough to pick because I know there's no guarantee I won't pull them off when I get that close. Fig envy syndrome! Thanks for sharing.
Malikyusof
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Posted 1435931699
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Congrats!..you remind me of my first fig which I plucked much earlier than it should be..so silly of me..
