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Thu, Jul 15, 10 at 0:18
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| Hi, The fig looks yummy! Does this tree do better in hot, dry weather, or does it do well in wet, humid, rainy weather? It looks like it has a more open eye, but when I look at the fig halved, it doesn't look like the eye goes to the inside, or is that just the way it was cut? Thanks, Vivian |
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- Posted by leon_edmond z7NM (My Page) on Thu, Jul 15, 10 at 0:53
| Honestly, I don't have much experience with this variety to say how it will weather our hot, dry climate. I don't know if it will split or sour under humid conditions either. The eye appears open externally but did not penetrate the cavity, which is fairly solid. |
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- Posted by giants_2007 10 PSL FL Sal (My Page) on Thu, Jul 15, 10 at 7:09
| Leon that does look good I got a small tree in April, it is now over 3 ft tall and I have pinched the tops twice. It is a very strong grower here and I should be picking some figs in the next month. I will post on this thread if you don't mind Sal |
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| I will also post ,pixes of my fruits from Corleone as soon as they ripe,but it will be a while,till it does,because my fig is inground and so it does produce ripe fruits later compared to in pot figs. Last year I had fruits and they were double in size compared to Dr Leon,fruits. |
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| Leon you take beautiful pictures! Totally awesome! Great job! Mine is about 3 feet tall and has fruit also. Ineed to post some pics. Good job and thanks for sharing. Dennis |
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- Posted by leon_edmond z7NM (My Page) on Thu, Jul 15, 10 at 17:18
| Herman and Snaglpus: It will be interesting to see what your Sal's Corleone figs look like. As I said, this was the very first fig from this little tree and so we all know how that goes. Herman, what is your opinion on the taste of Sal's Corleone? |
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| I've had my Sals Corleone for about two years now and it is doing great. I have yet to try one but it is producing very well this year. In fact most of my trees are producing well this year. But I live in the North so I have to wait a little longer. Leon, Rafed |
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| I have been trying to postpone getting this variant. Looks like I need this variant sooner than I thought. LOL - Hopefully just one more tree. |
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| Very sweet and good flavor,yet my opinion is that my tree is still young and the fruits are not what they will be when tree is fully mature. |
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- Posted by leon_edmond z7NM (My Page) on Fri, Jul 16, 10 at 12:30
| Herman I fully agree with you. |
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- Posted by giants_2007 10 PSL FL Sal (My Page) on Sun, Aug 1, 10 at 7:54
| Mine was a little more amber and not as red inside I also found this to be the case with my Conadria this season. Not sure if the heat we have had is affecting them to where the insides are just ripening to fast to develop their true color and flavor, but that is the only thing I can point to at this time |
Here is a link that might be useful: sal corleone
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| My sals of c last years crop was slightly larger than yours pictured. I had a few split on me but the variety did well overall in that regard. Genes strain was much more prolific for me but the corleone had a nice taste that was different from Genes |
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