Comparing Breba Figs: 10 Fig Varieties + Looking at the Fig Trees

[@thatguyty96]

Love your vids Ross. Just started getting into figs this year. Took a cutting from a tree at my dads house and also bought an LSU Hollier tree. Looking forward to a good harvest next year.

[@dnabrice]

Is the Hollier, what Ross is pronouncing as Hooo-yay?

[@thatguyty96]

@@dnabrice Yes

[@MilesFig]

Excellent watching it right now thanks for all the great videos and information about your fig trees!

[@plantsomefruittrees]

I eat bananas while I watch your tastings so I can share in the sweetness.

[@jennifermontgomery7470]

You just made me go bag my brebas! 😂❤🎉

[@rezayaseri2790]

I was waiting you eat them all at the end of the video 😜😁❤❤❤❤

[@LittlePieceOfHeaven.65]

KZbin unsubscribed me again from you channel ... ugh . Beautiful Figs !

[@Iz0pen]

Does rain ruin fruit by wetting the figs & ostiole directly or is it also a matter of soil saturation? If I cover ripening figs with a beach umbrella will that save them or will the saturated ground still wash out the sugars & promote mold? Thanks for another great informative video👍

[@RossRaddi]

Both.

[@Iz0pen]

@@RossRaddi thanks👍

[@sunnysharma1701]

nice job protecting last year's growth ross. did your in ground desert king, white madeira #1 or smith trees produce any breba this year?

[@RossRaddi]

No Smith or Texas BA1. I keep forgetting to check DK.

[@herbgraybill8963]

Do you recommend the Fignomental Dwarf Fig? Any advice?

[@RossRaddi]

Not yet. It's basically a Hardy Chicago. Is it better? Probably not.

[@gardenofseeden]

About to get my first breba in a few days in South Jersey

[@snowhero9]

My Verdolino brebas were bad last season.... so i only let four ripen this season, of course they were yummy lol

[@chadnature81]

Nice big yard

[@WickedOne942]

Ross, do you do anything with Paw Paw? I have seeds but I need help growing them. I want to buy trees.

[@RossRaddi]

I don't sell pawpaw trees if that's what you're asking.

[@WickedOne942]

@@RossRaddi any connections? I have a few seeds. Just wanted something already to plant

[@anxiousbeachbums]

Question: Does anyone know why the insides of my first crop of figs were absolutely DRY and non-jammy. I thought ALL breve figs were of "low quality" and figured my dry ones must be breves. Tree is getting plenty of water. Could this be a case of the figs not getting pollinated? I live in Northern California where we have a TON of fig trees and have seen a few other trees that bore figs with dry (non-jammy) centers.

[@RossRaddi]

Sounds like a lack of water or it's a problem with the variety.

[@anxiousbeachbums]

@@RossRaddi Thanks for your input. Much appreciated.

[@Abbasshahsso]

My figs skin is a bit hard but inside is sweet, dark crimson colours exterior attaches strongly with the branches.The creamy pale colours were softer with some cream.

[@Zwerchfell]

What’s up with all the yellow fig leaves the figs sit on?

[@gardenofseeden]

No Olympian breba?

[@RossRaddi]

Not growing Olympian. It's an inferior variety in humid places. In dry places, the eating experience is average.