What an amazing fig. Medium to large size, beautiful looking, pools honey and a great taste. First season I only had a few mediocre figs (and lost some to rodents), but this second year the tree is pretty loaded with figs (even after a heavy prune over winter). I don't have I258 to compare, but assuming its pretty much the same either are def deserved of all the praise they get.
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Wow that's just a great example why I'm so fortunate to get into this hobby. Thank you for sharing 😎Joe - Rhode Island Zone 7a https://figbid.com/Listing/Browse?Seller=Jostang75
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Beautiful!!! I missed some cuttings Danny put
on figbid on a branch that broke from his tree ..and he had free shipping!!! Hit myself on the head 🥴… Man another one I need to acquire.. love the colors on the outsideMario
Texas 9A
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Waiting on mine to start ripening!You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 1 photos.1 PhotoHilliard Lawler, DVM, Indianola, Mississippi Zone 8A
My website: https//bloomsonthebayou.com
wish list: Nerucciolo d'Elba
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Nice Hilliard, do you know of the split with to much water ?
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The couple of GNaf figs I got last year did not split, but the I-258 did. I have about a 100 figs on my I-258 tree this year so hopefully. They won’t ALL split. Hope the same for my BM kk as all split last year but have plenty of fig on the tree this year . Cajun B told me they split less on older mature trees even with bad weather.
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Okay, i am planning on have one in a big pot and maybe in the near future do a Airlayer and plant the mother tree in ground, I learn a valuable lesson to always have a back up .
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