Maybe It Fig

novice_grower_uk · 2026-07-14T10:50:19.492+00:00

No label, no source. Cutting given to me by a neighbor who doesn't remember where it came from. Fruit: medium size, green-yellow with light pink flesh Leaf: 3-lobed, very large Season: mid-September Growing condition: in-ground, free-draining sandy soil Any guesses? Atreano? Mary Lane? Something else entirely?

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Unknown fig from a cutting — looking for opinions on this one

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1 : Name: novice_grower_uk Posted: 2026/07/14(T) 10:50:19 ID:9B59A9D8(edited)

[fruit] Whole fruit ｜© Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0

[leaf] Leaf shape — 3 lobes ｜CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia

No label, no source. Got the cutting from a neighbor who has no clue where it came from.

Fruit: medium size, greenish-yellow with light pink flesh
Leaf: 3-lobed, really big
Season: mid-September
Growing condition: in-ground, free-draining sandy soil

Any ideas? Atreano? Mary Lane? Or something totally different?

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2 : Name: fig_obsessive_it [need more evidence] Posted: 2026/07/14(T) 12:50:20(edited)

Need a clearer leaf shot — full leaf, flat against a white background. The current photo has too much shadow.

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3 : Name: wm1_collector [ID] Posted: 2026/07/14(T) 13:50:20(edited)

Pink flesh + green skin + September is a pretty broad combo. Could be Atreano, Mary Lane, or honestly just some random seedling. You'd really need to cut one open and show us the inside too.

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