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  • Dolce Cuore breba.

    This one was almost perfect. The only breba on my tree this year due to the early frost we got back in October. It was a nice size, starting to crack. The color was bleeding through to the skin. Unfortunately I couldn’t taste much, not because of the fig, but because I’m still recovering from surgery on my nose. I know this was sweet and very syrupy. It was a little dense but juicy. I’ve got about 50 main crop on my tree, so I’m hoping they all ripen this year, but I’ll probably need to thin a few. I really love this variety. One of the first trees I got when I started and it performs really well for me.

    Note to self… nasal surgery during fig season is a bad idea.
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    Last edited by Sod; 07-27-2021, 05:20 PM.
    https://youtube.com/@Loftinart?si=y3RdBzmEgh3235JB

  • #2
    Dude, that looks loaded with syrup!
    Round Rock, TX 8b
    WL: Delicious figs

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    • Dtownfigs
      Dtownfigs commented
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      The nose surgery! At first I was I was thinking Delta, than remembered.

    • Sod
      Sod commented
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      Dtownfigs I can almost taste mint if that gives you some indication about where I’m at. 🤦‍♂️
      Last edited by Sod; 07-27-2021, 09:28 PM.

    • Halligan-
      Halligan- commented
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      Yeah i bet that surgery blows. Hopefully you can taste and smell soon👍🏻

  • #3
    Nice breba! Classic purple breba skin.
    Wish list. White Baca, Kafe Te Jiate, Crozes, Angelito, TD Yellow Crinkle, Brown Sugar Crunch, Algerian Chetoui

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    • #4
      Looking good Eric! I'm hoping to sample some this year from my little tree you gifted me...it's not so little anymore. Thanks!!

      I know you couldn't taste it but what do you think is the taste profile? Honey, berry, sugar or all of the above?
      Eugene OR 8b

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      • Sod
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        Probably all of the above to some degree Bry. I know the main crop I ripened last year had a slight pomegranate flavor to me. When it’s more ripe it’s certainly sweeter. I’d say probably honey/berry is the closest you can get.

      • Bry
        Bry commented
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        I'm excited to try it later in the summer. This year may turn out a really amazing fig harvest in the PNW!

      • Sod
        Sod commented
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        I agree! Could be a great year. Hopefully the smoke doesn’t become an issue.

    • #5
      So not quite 3 months from perfect breba to ripening main crop without any season extension help from the greenhouse. Pretty awesome. I picked this one this morning, but had a few others over the last week or so. Finally remembered to get pics.
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      https://youtube.com/@Loftinart?si=y3RdBzmEgh3235JB

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      • #6
        I like that one!!! A honey Berry like flavor, interesting with that color.

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        • Sod
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          It’s usually more pink. Ive found that with a couple trees this year. Maybe a fertilizer issue?

      • #7
        Did you say Breba and main of the same tree👍🏻
        Round Rock, TX 8b
        WL: Delicious figs

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        • #8
          The variety has been on my wish list for a while. Is the eye open or closed?
          8A GA Wishlist: Cavaliere,Ponte Tresa,Gross Monstruese,Stella,White Adriatic #1, White Greek,White Maderia #1, family heirloom figs

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          • Sod
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            Medium but it does split a little in rain
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