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FICO FILACCIANO (NERO)

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Ficus carica L. Common fig · Fruit crops

also searched as: фико филаккиано неро

Variety description

10 August 2026

The medium-vigor tree features an ascending crown shape and is characterized by high hardiness and cold resistance. The variety is bifere: the first crop, fioroni, ripens from mid-June, and the main crop, forniti, from mid-to-late August.

The fruits are medium-to-large in size and have a globose-pyriform shape. As they ripen, the skin changes color from dark green to greenish-white. The fleshy pulp, which can be white, amber, or dark pink, has a honey-like taste. The variety is intended for fresh consumption.

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