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  • Salce 2016 Main

    This tree was placed in ground in April 2014. It receives 8-10 hours of sunlight daily.

    This fig to me is a typical honey fig. Not much on flavor but good and sweet. The skin
    had no distinctive flavor and there was no seed crunch. I gave it a 7 on 1-10.

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    newnandawg 7b Newnan, GA

  • #2
    Definitely not living up to its reputation. What kind of soil is it in?
    Bob C.
    Kansas City, MO Z6

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    • #3
      Bob, it's in perfect soil made up of composted cow manure, sifted super soil and tilled clay over a period of 22 years. Other trees within a few feet grow and produce excellent abundant fruit.
      newnandawg 7b Newnan, GA

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      • #4
        My second year old Salce in a five gallon pot has produced no figs this year. I pinched the branches and am getting new growth but no figs. It gets afternoon shade, which is a life saver here with our heat and sun, but perhaps it needs more sunshine.
        Mara, Southern California,
        Climate Zone: 1990=9b 2012= 10a 2020=?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by newnandawg View Post
          Bob, it's in perfect soil made up of composted cow manure, sifted super soil and tilled clay over a period of 22 years. Other trees within a few feet grow and produce excellent abundant fruit.
          Sifted super soil sounds sufficient. Certainly compost contributes credibility and clay counts continuously.
          Bob C.
          Kansas City, MO Z6

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