First LSU Purple from this potted baby and it was as great as expected! Very small eye unaffected by rain but takes a beating by the direct GA sun so I have to move to partial sun spot! Excellent complex honey flavor with a nice crunchy skin! 8 out of 10!
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Waiting on a few of those myself...any idea when the figlets started forming on your plant? Thanks for sharing.Jesse in western Maine, zone 4/5
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They started showing up from med to late April. It took a little over 100 days to ripen here in GA . I would assume that yours are a couple of weeks behind due to your zone and unless you have a greenhouse you should start seeing ripe figs by late August .
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Mine came on in mid-July....Wish my trees were only a couple weeks,not months behind yours, Chris! I will need to put my tree next to the woodstove in October to get mine ripe-lol!! No greenhouse yet.....
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Ooops! Sorry...my mistake. My LSU Purple cutting is showing some growth, but it's the LSU Scott's Black that is going gangbusters.Bryant...Franklin County, VA...Zone 7a. Wish List: a 32 hour day....more sleep
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I agree Bryant, my LSU Scott's Black is playing no games. I bought it from PFTP as a 1 gallon back in early June, it arrived around 10 to 12" tall, about the same size as all the cuttings I started the end of April. Now its over 3 feet in a 3 gallon container, and ready for the 7 gallon pot. Has a few baby figs just starting to pop as well. White Marseille is a close second for vigor, and but has close to a dozen babies starting to show. Good luck with your LSUs
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