Thanks for your understanding and I wish to add that those of you who received LSU purple cuttings from me, those originated from Rolling River.
It has been a lesson  and now before I buy anything online, I do my homework.
This Forum has thought me a lot. Without it, I might have gone for years never realizing I had been had and believing I had a Peter's Honey.
Many thanks to members who made the effort to explain and posted pictures and to those who helped compiling the "Recommended Nursery List" which I am certain will help many fig lovers avoid the negative experience I have had.


PS: Those who received Peter's Honey cutting from me, please mark them as UNKNOWN (since they come from an unreliable source).

Chivas is right: you must wait for the flowers to see if it is a male (many like a mango or grape) or female (a much larger, single or double). I have tried to see a difference in the plants at earlier stages, without any success: they are identical.

I live about 2 hours south (Ft Myers). If you come down, you are welcome to visit.

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/difference-betweem-potting-soil-top-soil-26320.html

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/recipe-soilless-soil-41409.html