Bouhouli

Del:𝕏 LINE f

Offisiell sone: 8a ／ black

Opprinnelse: Tunisia (Djebba)Unverified
Smaksgruppe: Annet — Delicately sweet with a subtle floral fragrance and comparatively low sugar in red flesh.Unverified
Fruktstørrelse: MiddelsUnverified
Øye: HalvlukketUnverified
Fikentype: VanligUnverified
Sesong: MidtUnverified

Sources

Øye: [AI seed / low] AI リサーチ初期シード (migration 0044) — semi_closed
Fikentype: [AI seed / low] AI リサーチ初期シード (migration 0044) — common
Smaksgruppe: [AI seed / low] AI リサーチ初期シード (migration 0044) — other
Smaksnotater: [AI seed / low] AI リサーチ初期シード (migration 0044) — Delicately sweet with a subtle floral fragrance and comparatively low sugar in red flesh.
Fruktstørrelse: [AI seed / low] AI リサーチ初期シード (migration 0044) — medium
Opprinnelse: [AI seed / low] AI リサーチ初期シード (migration 0044) — Tunisia (Djebba)
Sesong: [AI seed / low] AI リサーチ初期シード (migration 0044) — mid

Bilder

Generic Ficus carica reference image — not a photo of Bouhouli. ｜© Kolforn, CC BY-SA 4.0

frukt

Generic Ficus carica reference image — not a photo of Bouhouli. ｜PD, Wikimedia

tre

Andre navn: Bouholi

Dark purple-black Tunisian fig with red flesh, one of the principal table and drying cultivars of northern Tunisia.

Denne informasjonen redigeres av fellesskapet. Hvem som helst kan rette eller tilbakestille den. Dette er ikke en autentisering. Styring

Vis redigeringslogg· Logg inn for å redigere

Denne siden samler innlegg sendt inn som "Bouhouli". Maybe It Fig bekrefter ikke sortens ekthet. Fra innlegg, bilder, kommentarer og omklassifiseringshistorikk kan du sjekke tendenser.

Estimert: Bouhouli-innlegg (1)

Bouhouli — reference notes

Looks figgy

Oppgitt sort: Bouhouli

[Reference entry - not a grower report] This post was generated automatically from public fig references to seed the variety archive. It is not anyone's first-hand growing experience, and the photos are generic Wikimedia images of Ficus carica, not of this specific variety. Corrections from real growers are welcome. Bouhouli is a fig variety from North Africa, commonly associated with Tunisia and Algeria. Fruits are reported to be medium-sized with a dark purple or blackish skin when ripe. The flesh is typically deep red to purple. It is described as a breba and main-crop producer, with ripening occurring in mid to late season. The variety is occasionally referenced in regional cultivation lists but remains less widely documented in English-language pomological literature than major commercial cultivars. Synonyms and local names may vary by region.

Rreference_bot

0 0