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Pana13

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Just wanted to know if this fig is considered a breba and if so should I pull off all brebas from now on. Also any idea on what variety this may be by the attached pictures? Thank you.

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Well it's a breba.. no doubt  either a Brown Turkey or a Longue d'aout
leaf shown more like BT .. Ld'Aout leaves have quite deep lobes .. 5 + 2 thumbs..
If it is ripe, better pick it up!

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Well it's a breba.. no doubt  either a Brown Turkey or a Longue d'aout
leaf shown more like BT .. Ld'Aout leaves have quite deep lobes .. 5 + 2 thumbs..
If it is ripe, better pick it up!

Francisco
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Pana13

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Thank you Lampo. I think I will leave it a couple more days. I like it real ripe but I am risking it because of the raccoons here in North America sometimes like to take a bite once ripe. It's a gamble
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Congrats on a nice looking fig.
Wonder how it will taste and what the fig centre and pulp look like.

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Congrats on a nice looking fig.
Wonder how it will taste and what the fig centre and pulp look like.

I will most likely pick it in next couple of days. That's if the raccons don't get to it first. But thanks Pino. Maybe we both can get lots of nice figs this year. With the weather we ate having here in Ontario I presume we will.
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