Here are a few more cutting that were started on Jan.16 2 for 2 and in pots. Come on Summer.
Dieseler
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Good growing cultivar in our yard . Good luck with yours.
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Violet Sollies is the last of the cuttings I started this year. (Thank you, kind donor!). Within the last hour I noticed that two of the cuttings have nice white, plump roots - and the others are still looking very healthy. Yippee!
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Hi Gina,
I'm so glad you joined the forum--Happy Anniversary!
What is this fig like and how did you hear about it? Interesting name.
noss
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[QUOTE=noss]Hi Gina,
I'm so glad you joined the forum--Happy Anniversary!
What is this fig like and how did you hear about it? Interesting name.
noss[/QUOTE]
Thanks you. Me too. :)
Violette Sollies/Soleis is a name that kept popping up when I was reading lots of old threads here. I think one of it's problems is its name, which people spell various ways. Jon uses 'soleis'. http://figs4fun.com/Thumbnail_Violette_Soleis.html
It seems to be in that 'fuzzy family' of dark figs with messy synonyms. The Neros and Brogiottos and Bourjasottes.
From what I have read however (If I am recalling correctly), Violette Soleis is a fig grown commercially in France. It is dark and has very good taste. The photos of it I have seen are just beautiful.
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Hello This is a rather robust variety. With the correct treatment, climate and ideal surroundings later on when fruiting, it may look like the pictures attached . Good luck Francisco
One of the synonyms, Barnisotte, is not a synonym, as it's its own cultivar in the US. So avoid using variations of Barnisotte to associate with VS.
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This is one type i look forward to tasting up coming season . ; ) Here is picture of my first year plant in 2012, 2 figs at 3 o'clock position were zapped by mother nature late last season and leaves displaying there fall colors. Tree is young and crop not adjusted.
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Martin it as good growth and nice shape for the first year. I would love to have one like that at
the end of this years. Did you put the fig in that pot right away or did you up pot a few times?
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How is the taste of Violet Sollies compared to other popular fig variety?
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[QUOTE=bugs]Martin it as good growth and nice shape for the first year. I would love to have one like that at
the end of this years. Did you put the fig in that pot right away or did you up pot a few times?[/QUOTE] It went from small pot right to that container shown as i have done in past. I would never suggest it though .