Identification Assistance

11 years ago

I have seven trees I know to be a variety of fig, but am unsure of which one

, and haven't had much luck with figuring that out so far. So I was hoping that one of you knowledgeable folks here can help me out by viewing photos I took of them.

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speedster1
11 years ago
Thats the most peculiar looking fig leaf I've ever seen! I've never seen one with that many lobes. your positive it's fig? does white latex appear on fresh wounds?
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in2itforlife
Original Author
11 years ago
Notching the trunk didn't produce anything, but lancing and notching a leaf produced one tiny bubble of something that appeared white. I am enclosing another photo of the trunk if that helps any
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hoosierbanana
11 years ago
You got some Papayas there.
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in2itforlife
Original Author
11 years ago
No doubt you are correct. Much appreciated! Anyone want some? I am between St. Augustine and Daytona. I have 7 of these so at least five can go, and they vary at from 4' down in height, with well established roots in pots.