Xon,
I thought Noire de Caromb normally produces a breba crop with no problem. Does yours normally drop the first crop?

Yes , It is normal that a part of brevas drop off. It depends of many factors , mainly the weather.
Some varieties are more resistant than others , but IÂm curious to know its effect over the figs that always lose the early figs like Coll de Dama or Cendrosa.

It is raining without interruption since the beginning of treatment.

Pastilere, all brevas have fallen of.

Colar d'albatera ,few brevas this year and all brevas have fallen off.

Noire de Caromb

It seems the hormone has effect over this variety.

The majority part of not treated figs have fallen of or they are growing slowly.

In this picture the length the foreground fig is 30mm and the background fig
is ready to fall off.

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This is the treated figs picture , the length of fig is 50mm and they are growing
fast and healthy

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Coll de Dama without visible effects for the moment , all figs with
the same size and they not have fallen off , but are growing slowly.

Cendrosa is the same case that Coll de Dama

Breva Blanca none of brevas have fallen off , but on the right the treated
figs are bigger.

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Pastiliere, Colar d'albatera , Coll de Dama, Cendrosa don't have brevas. They
have fallen off.
It think that giberelic acid, for this varieties, does not have
effect.

For the Breva Blanca the treated figs are bigger.

For the Noire de Caromb , the non treated figs for this variety, they have
fallen off. The actual size fig is 60 mm

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