Can you ID this fig tree please?

14 years ago

Hello all, I bought a fig tree this year and I was wondering if you could ID this tree because they was no sticker on it?The only thing that was wrote was ficus carica.I am asking you this question because I grow it in a pot in zone 5b and it's still producing some fruits by now (new ones are forming) ,so is it a everbering speciment?The fruits are yellow when ripe and the interior is yellowy.

Here's some pictures

(these picture were taken in august)

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/713/dsc03802t.jpg/

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/713/dsc03801s.jpg/

Thanks in advance

Sam

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User
14 years ago
Yes Sam,without a doubt it is ,Kadota.
Grown in California for fig paste production.
It needs a lot of long hot season,so if you do not live in Central California ,the fruits that appear after July 15 will never ripe so remove them right away to have the tree direct resources to the fruits that will be able to ripe.
samuelforest
Original Author
14 years ago
I brought it in because it's getting colder it lost 4 leaves.Do I keep it indoors all winter long or I just put it outside till it loose his leaves and then I bring it in my garage?I have tasted some of its figs and they were really good ,but can they ripe indoors?Are you sure this is this specie because I was thinking of a more commun one because I live in canada....

Thanks again
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User
14 years ago
There is no more common fig than Kadota.
And ,yes I am sure,it is.
As for how to take care,you will have to read post about it here on fig Forum,and Figs4fun.
There is a lot of care to be successful next year and have fruits again.
Any mistake and by by, fruits.