My first year Bursa Siyahi from RR had around six to eight figs on it which didn’t ripen. I pulled off all but one, and am finally getting some color on it. Even the ones I pulled off and left at the base of the tree for the critters are turning dark. Harvey posted pictures of his BS figs which were ripe but green when he harvested them in September. My fig still feels firm, even though there is a drop of sap from the end. Do these figs ever soften up? 

 

Here is a picture of the inside of two figs that I pulled off last week and have been on the ground. I didn’t want to drain the tree since it's finally dormant. I tasted one fig. It was like a sour strawberry, -not ripe.
Out of ten seeds, eight sunk and two floated, so I guess the figs were 80% pollinated. We have a healthy fig wasp population here, (and fruit flies, wasps, bees, ants, grasshoppers, butterflies and scale).
The tree arrived bare root around last February, is a first year tree, so is probably still getting used to the climate here. It's in a five gallon pot.
As I mention above, Harvey’s same variety tree from the same nursery had ripe fruit last September but they were green, not black. Could it be another nursery mix up?