Turkish Fig - v. 20 cm - Apice Piante

Turkish Fig CL N9. Medium vigor tree, open growth habit, 40% trilobate leaves, 60% pentalobate. Production of large fruits from 07/05 to 07/25 and of figs from 08/20 to 09/30. The large fruits are conical or pear-shaped tending towards cucurbitaceous with a pronounced neck and closed ostiole, average weight 70 g, thin skin completely black, firm amber-pink flesh, resistant to handling. The figs are slightly shorter than the large fruits, with black, thin skin and red flesh, average weight of 65 g. The production of figs is about double that of the large fruits. Productive and consistent, it is the most interesting black-skinned variety for the market.

WARNING!!! THE PLANTS WILL BE PRUNED FOR TRANSPORT.

Ficus carica (Moraceae).
The cultivation of FIG is extremely interesting and current. The fruit, highly sought after in the market, has high prices. The plant, typically Mediterranean, adapts to dry climates and hilly soils, even poor and non-irrigated. No pest control treatments are necessary, so the fruit is 'organic', pruning is simple, and thinning of the fruits is not performed. Planting density from 4x4 to 5x5. In most cases, there are two productions: the first fruits called LARGE FRUITS and the second called FIGS or TRUE FIGS.