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Ripening figs

Started by real food, August 28, 2007, 19:28:34

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real food

A miracle has happened and my fig tree, outside in Glasgow is ripening the figs, for the first time. the tree is about 3 years old. They were green, but in the space of a week, they started turning light brown from the base upwards, and becoming slightly soft.
Does anyone have any experience of when to actually pick the fruit?
I had thought that it was the variety "Brown Turkey", but now I am not certain.
See the quick guide to Growing, Storing, and the Healthy Cooking, of your own Fruit and Vegetables at www.growingyourown.info

real food

See the quick guide to Growing, Storing, and the Healthy Cooking, of your own Fruit and Vegetables at www.growingyourown.info

tim

Ours is 1 year old & we've had a few wonderful fruit from it. Just finished 2 tonight.

Wait until it droops - like it's sad!

Emagggie

Ha! mine are all eaten and finished here in the south east corner.  :( I pick mine when they are brown and come away easily.They are at their sweetest then. Not a good idea to leave them on the tree after that 'cos if you don't eat 'em, something else will. ;D
Smile, it confuses people.

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