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Young Black Madeira with figs

9 years ago

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dieseler
9 years ago
Hi tOM,

Our maderia's take a longest time to ripen in yard but worth it.

From the looks of your 4 they will take longer than a month you mentioned.

Ours from ucdavis.

Have one from 2008 shows virus but good producer and one several years old made from parent with 2 separate trunks that i will eventually split for obvious reasons still not showing virus both 30g container plants will keep on growing new figs during season but i take many off to help ripen the ones that come on in June.

In our yard nothing beats its flavor on personal palate.

Picture of the twin trunk several year old B.Madeira in 2016

Martin
Moses, Pitt PA, cold W & hot-humid S, z6
9 years ago
Martin,

That's a nice fig tree...lots of figs. Do you get twin figs at leaf bases? I have a few twins on my LSU Gold and Black Mission. I was pleasantly surprised to see them.

Moses
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dieseler
9 years ago
Moses yes it often does get twins.

Martin

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