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  • Kuato 2021

    Beautiful fig inside and out. Taste is superb but the acid bite wasn’t as strong as it was last year and the skin got a little sunburnt but this was only the first fig of the year off our tree. Anyone outside of wasp land ripen any of these this year?
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    Formerly known as “SoCalFigs”. Wish list - Never ending.
    CO zone 5b

  • #2
    Wish mine looked like that!
    WOW!
    without the wasp, they just shrivel and drop...

    Here is what they look like before they drop, really pretty. So far they are dropping.

    I may just need to invite the wasp over or hand pollinate sometime.
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    Round Rock, TX 8b
    WL: Delicious figs

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    • Evan
      Evan commented
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      I was actually going to tag you to ask how yours was doing. So all of your figs dropped this season??

    • Halligan-
      Halligan- commented
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      Evan I added some pics above.
      So far they are dropping. But look are right there with Palmata hybrid 0023 So I’ll keep it👍🏻

    • Evan
      Evan commented
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      Halligan- it’s definitely a beautiful tree. Worst case scenario…you have a nice ornamental or a good rootstock

  • #3
    Looks great! Looking forward to this one next year. My small tree from cutting this year is just putting out some figs, so likely too late for any wasp action. Will see if they hold or drop though.
    // Los Angeles (10b) //
    // Wish List - A real yard with space to grow //

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    • Evan
      Evan commented
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      I hope they hold for you! Either way, you’re in for a treat next year. It’s a winner in our location.

  • #4
    Evan

    is this a new find? Don’t remember seeing it before,Love the colors on your fig and the red interior! Just have to wait to see if it’s common😀

    i will keep an eye out for this one ☝️
    Mario
    Mario
    Texas 9A

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    • Evan
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      Hey Mario. Not really a new find but AndyG is the one who found it a couple years back. I’m thinking it requires the wasp, unfortunately. I might send out some cuttings this offseason to see if others can ripen it. I can put your name on one if you want to trial it.

    • Newbie2figs
      Newbie2figs commented
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      Evan

      Sure my friend, I am always here for you! Be glad to help , Hope everything is going great for you with orchard!

  • #5
    My first one is swelling now. Won’t be long til I get to try it!! Thank you
    Eric - Lebanon, TN Zone 7a

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    • Evan
      Evan commented
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      I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! Curious to see how you like the skin.

  • #6
    I got one of these a couple months ago, and it keeps on putting out figs even though it was iin a 4x9 tree pot, just up potted it last night. So far, they’ve turned red and fallen off, but mine look a little different than Halligan’s. I have one that is a little larger and holding on that I’m curious if it will drop. I’m not sure if it was visited by the wasp or not though, I’m still determining how waspy my area is and it was in a protected spot.
    𓂃𓂃☽︎​ᨏ𓂃High Desert Foothills𓂃ᨏ☼​𓂃𓂃
    Zone 9ã • Southern CA

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    • Evan
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      I think next year will be the best indicator for you when your tree sets figs at an earlier date. I believe mine started to set in late April, which I would imagine would be the same for you next year. If you don’t get to try it this year then hopefully you will next year

  • #7
    I got a few from AndyG which have 5-6 figs on each tree and have yet to drop in SC but time will tell if they ripen here without the wasp.
    South Carolina 8A
    Wishlist: Del Sen Jaume Gran, Verdolino, Ondata
    http://trustyfarms.square.site Trusty Farms on Etsy

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    • #8
      Looking good! Kuato is one of the earliest and most productive figs in my collection, usually starting to ripen around the same time as RdB. I still haven't heard any reports of it ripening without the wasp, so I'm very interested to hear how it goes for you trustyfarms!
      SoCal, zone 10a

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      • #9
        Getting better and better! Eye was a bit large though.
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        Formerly known as “SoCalFigs”. Wish list - Never ending.
        CO zone 5b

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        • bkkchris
          bkkchris commented
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          Looks great! Really looking forward to this one.

      • #10
        Ripened my first one! Excellent flavor. The skin has the typical palmata type furriness. Makes the tongue tingle. I’ll let the next one hang til it starts to shrivel and see what it tastes like
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        Eric - Lebanon, TN Zone 7a

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        • bkkchris
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          Looks amazing.

      • #11
        Yearling pushing out figs. To bad my caprifig's don't have any figs to use for pollination. Next year should be a great year for figs! Sorry not the best photo.Click image for larger version

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        Mike Lamonte

        Louisiana Zone 8/9. W/L Caprifigs of old and new ones to trial.

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        • #12
          trustyfarms what were your results? Did they drop?
          Angel #1 at 2 Angels Mushrooms & Figs-Chattanooga, TN Zone 7-B
          Wishlist: Angelito, Ham Rham, Sigar, Figs with "Angel" in the name, and peach-flavored figs that are not EBTs.

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          • #13
            2AngelsMushrooms yes they all did drop never growing larger than a quarter. I used it as rootstock instead for Raasti and Prosciutto Unk
            South Carolina 8A
            Wishlist: Del Sen Jaume Gran, Verdolino, Ondata
            http://trustyfarms.square.site Trusty Farms on Etsy

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            • 2AngelsMushrooms
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              Well I'm sorry to hear that. I think this one must be a smyna. Thank you for updating us.

            • trustyfarms
              trustyfarms commented
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              You're welcome and rootstock is never a bad thing now that I'm grafting instead of rooting in winter.

            • AndyG
              AndyG commented
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              Very good to finally hear a report on Kuato outside of wasp country - thanks trustyfarms! I thought it must be a smyrna given the mother tree's location, and the fact that later season fruit usually don't ripen here in So Cal.
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