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Exquisito

Collector variety circulating in the US fig community

Exquisito is a relatively new variety, credited to a California grower and forum contributor known as Doug (the same collector associated with discovering Angelito), popularized within the American fig-collecting community. It is a common (self-fertile) variety notable for an unusual trait: it can bear a breba crop and two genuinely distinct main crops in a single season, each with a different appearance and flavor. The first crops shift within days from green, to a rimada-striped pattern, and finally to pitch black with a distinctive starry white-dotted exterior when ripe, delivering a "fruit cocktail" flavor. A later third crop, ripening as late as December in some climates, takes on a smoky gray-green-purple exterior and is specifically noted for a banana/strawberry-yogurt flavor. Growers report it is notably split-resistant and productive even in young trees.

Submitted by @system · 28 days ago
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Growing & Care
Hardiness zone
USDA Zones 7-10
Care info
Reported as a reliable producer by growers; specific climate preferences are still being mapped out as more people plant it.
Recommendations
Grower reputation tags: High-Yielding with Good Taste, Particularly Sought-After. Worth seeking out if you can find verified cuttings.
Flavor Profile
sugarjammy
Rich, well-balanced sweetness
Quick facts
Skin color
Dark purple-black
Size
Medium
Hardiness zone
USDA Zones 7-10
3/10 growers have confirmed this is a unique, distinct variety.
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