Rossellino

[Finodejete]

First one that fell off but needed another day. Very small. Moderate berry flavor but the acidity was there so this has potential once properly ripened. Still in a one gallon from a Kremp rooted cutting aquired spring 2020.

[Halligan-]

That looks great!
ive heard good things about it. Looks like they are true.

[ieatfigs]

Mine won't root after 4 months still. So I stuck it in the ground the other day. It's now do or die.

[MTartal25]

I’ve had problems with this one too. Lost all three cuttings this winter.

[PBfigs]

If it still has viable buds, try to graft some of them as Chip-bud grafts. You will end up with some nice branches and figs next season. Good luck.

[Sparky]

I have a couple of rooted cuttings that I hope to get a few figs from this year. I've heard good things about this one.

[SubmarinePete]

Great post, thank you! Rossellino's small size makes me hope that it will be be a good fig. I have a couple of trees growing and they have been vigorous and productive, but I'm still waiting for my first fig.

[SubmarinePete]

I tried my first fig from this tree and it was my second big surprise of 2021. I super sweet flavor and a lot of berry taste! I'm excited about this variety!

Video link: https://youtu.be/Ofwlxcdt07I

[SubmarinePete]

@Clarkj2 Maybe there have been more than two, but I was thinking of Algerian Chetoui as the first. Zaffiro was good but I was expecting that

[Finodejete]

Great looking tree on the video. A lot of times the ones you almost miss are some of the best.

[SubmarinePete]

Finodejete Yes, I was thinking something similar. If you don't see them, you aren't tempted to pick them too early!

[buzzerj]

I would be excited to grow Rossellino. It's definitely on my list.