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lobsterx

Re: Self-Fertile (fruits without fig wasps) Figs

11 years ago

Good day everyone.

I am LobsterX. I registered on GW sometime ago [I forgot when, lol] I'm from the tropical Singapore[no winter here. Summer all year long]

I am looking for answers for some of the fig tree cuttings i'm about to get as I didn't manage to find out more thru google

Are the following fig varieties self-fertile? Meaning they do not require the fig wasps to set fruit?
1) Sukami
2) Asali
3) Hmari
4) Byadi
5) Ghzali
6) Bathenjani

As for Sbayi, I know it's self-fruiting from another site. Correct me if I'm mistaken.

Do recomend other self-fruiting fig varieties that i might be avle to grow in Singapore. I am seriously hit my the Fig bug. haa ha...

Thanks all.... any info/help is appreciated.

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