Starting at the leaf tip and edges working its way in is a classic sign of over fertilization.

That is what it looks like. I'm also seeing it on my brown turkey that has been in for a season and did fine last year. I did mulch it with the same compost that went into the mix for the raised bed figs. Should i use clear-x or something to wash out the compost in the ground? The only thing too rich in the mix could be the compost.

No need to buy anything expensive. Just water them really heavily a couple of times. Figs are tough so they should pull through. Likely they will prefer vegetative growth rather than fruiting though. More than likely you are going to lose most of this years breba crop.

Should i pull them off? Even with hardly any leaf growth there is a few figs starting on my desert king, Peter's honey has no leaves and 2 fruits starting, and some on the vdb with the browning leaf.

Unless the trees are very small I would leave them on.

That's what i wanted to hear! Thanks thisisme.

thisisme,

Do you get quality brebas from your VdB? Or are they pretty worthless in comparison to the main crop?

cis4elk the brebas on VDB's are good quality.

So thisisme, what time of the year do your figs produce?