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    Looking for Yellow long/long neck cuttings

    After seeing a thread about yellow long/yellow long neck fig with its huge fruits I am now very interested in buying or trading for 2 or 3 cuttings.

    Does anyone know a reliable source of this variety?
    Wish List : Cold Hardy/Prolific bearers - Letizia , Florea, G. Paradiso, Lattarula, any Sals varieties, Negronne, Navid's Unk. Dark Greek, Bass' Fav.
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    I can send you the TC version, but I don't think it's the fig in the video.
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    • #3
      What does the "TC" version mean? How would you describe the fruit size and taste of the tree you have?

      Thank you for the offer. I have someone on another forum sending me a cutting or two of a tree they believe to be one like in the video but I'd like to try a variety of sources side by side until I found a keeper variety or two
      Wish List : Cold Hardy/Prolific bearers - Letizia , Florea, G. Paradiso, Lattarula, any Sals varieties, Negronne, Navid's Unk. Dark Greek, Bass' Fav.

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      • #4
        TC means Tissue Culture. The mother plant that Ross has was started in a lab in a test tube from just a few cells.
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          paracletefarms commented
          11-23-2016, 06:18 AM
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          Figs grown from only a few cells, .:mindblown:. Is there any end to the multiple facets of awesomeness that figs possess ?
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