Ashland Unknown Fig

This is the only picture I took of this fig. Picked 9/28/18. It's a celled the Ashland unknown fig. A small little fig that is extremely sweet! I'll keep it around next yr to see how it does.

Ashland Unknown Fig ID

I bought some cuttings back in 2015 of this fig called Ashland Unknown off of Ebay.  I'm not sure why, maybe I was bored or drunk at the time or it was really cheap.  It has been in a 1 gallon for longer than it should have. This year I threw it into a slightly bigger pot to give it some room to grow and it has produced a few figs.

I love being to able to ID unknown figs. And I thought I had this one figured out but after slicing into it.

 

It looks nothing like a kadota when sliced. And it's definitely not a Desert King. However the taste has the sweetness of a Peter's Honey. Interesting fig. Good enough to keep. 

Now I have to do some research to find out it's true name. My guess is that it's a Kadota. Usually the pulp is amber but I have had Peter's honey Breba's that have turned pink. Might be due to environmental factors.

http://seattlegardenfruit.blogspot.com/2016/08/peters-honey-fig-breba-2016-grown-in.html

Ashland Unknown Fig (7/20/18) 2.5yr old plant

(Might be a Kadota)

Breba

Taste: 6.5

Sweetness: 8

Size: 4 (31 grams)

Productivity: 3

Total =  21.5