Dauphine?

[Chrisk]

Hey forum friends. I need some help identifying this single cutting I received from a Cal friend last winter and did not kill! Does it resemble the variety on the title by any chance ( oh ok,Dauphine)? I know it's hard to ID without fruit but I cannot wait for another year or two so just give me your best guess by looking at the leaves! Thanks much for participating !

[newnandawg]

Chris, this is pics of my Violette Dauphine which has a case of FMD. You can also see some pics at

http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=violette+dauphine+fig&view=detailv2&&qpvt=violette+dauphine+fig&id=A14DD60983D8EFB61048AF04FCD82A6473EE0880&selectedIndex=4&ccid=gPATgOy7&simid=608045671855492202&thid=JN.FWW3e4CsKqkUYNxWQsInUA&ajaxhist=0

[Chrisk]

Thanks for sharing Mike. I can't believe they produce fruit from such young age. I hope that FMV goes away soon.

[RIMike]

Here's my Dauphine from UCD, going on it's second year of growing. Took it months to root, but eventually it did.

[Chrisk]

Wow, look at all those figs. Very nice Mike ,thanks for sharing.

[RIMike]

Whiterk - How long did yours take to root? I just put my UCD Davis cutting in a pot late yesterday as it finally had enough roots to make the transition from cloning machine to 1 gallon pot. 3.5 months to root, but my other cutting of Dauphine did the same thing as well.

[Whiterk]

Mine took about 4 weeks for some cuttings and some took 6. What temperature is you cloning machine staying at? Mine were rooted under mist outside in the summer heat in partial shade.

[Rob Ster 010]

Here's my Baud Dauphine, hope this helps.

[Chrisk]

That is a very nice and healthy plant. I don't see a resemblance to mine and I'm guessing I got something else. Thanks for sharing Rob.