Violetta
ActiveFicus carica L. · Common fig
Plattner Anton
Ficus carica L. Common fig · Fruit crops
also searched as: виолетте де ла фретте
10 August 2026
The variety is bifere and partially self-fertile. The tree is vigorous with an open canopy and long, slightly drooping shoots. One-year-old shoots are thin, brownish-green in color, and covered with a waxy bloom. Leaves are large, five-lobed, dark green in color, with a thin texture and slight pubescence on the underside.
The first crop (breba) is characterized as large, broad pear-shaped asymmetrical in shape with a long neck, with a weight of 60–70 g. The second crop is smaller (50–55 g), has an elongated pear shape and light green skin with reddish-brown edges. The pulp of the fruits is pinkish, sweet. The variety is relatively cold-hardy, however, in northern regions, it may experience problems with fruit ripening due to late maturity.
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