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ActiveFicus carica L. · Common fig
Plattner Anton
10 August 2026
The variety is twice-bearing (bifere). The first crop ripens in July, the second from August to October. The plant is characterized by relatively weak growth and reaches a height of about 3 meters in Central European conditions, which allows it to be used for container cultivation.
The fruits have an elongated, almost banana-like or pear-shaped form, 15–20 cm in length and 80–100 g in weight. The skin is light green or yellowish-green when ripe; the flesh is reddish-orange and juicy. The variety is parthenocarpic and does not require insect pollination.
The plant is relatively winter-hardy, withstanding temperature drops down to –13...–18 °C. It shows low maintenance and adaptability to a temperate climate and is used for amateur cultivation in open field or containers.
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