A Taste of History: Delight in a treat that has captivated palates for centuries. The fig's legacy spans back to 5000 B.C., making it one of the world's earliest domesticated crops. Let its rich history take your taste buds on an enchanting journey through time.
Fig trees flourish in rich, moist, and well drained soil with a nuetral pH. They can handle moderate salinity, but highly acidic soils are not recommended. Mature trees usually range from 10-20 feet tall and can grow up to 20 feet wide.
Fig trees are drought-tolerant but appreciate consistent moisture during fruitful seasons. Adequate mulching will ensure moisture retention, supporting lush fig growth.
Thriving in direct sunlight, fig trees need 6-8 hours of sunlight per day and do best within USDA hardiness zone of 6-9.
Ficus Carica prefer semi-arid climates with warm temperatures and light spring rains. Excessive watering during fruit ripening can hurt the crop.
