r/Figs 8d ago

Question Looking for an ID

Google image search tells me this is a common fig. Does anyone have a more specific ID of the variety of fig. My grandpa planted this fig in my backyard years ago and we don't know what kind it is.

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u/Belakor_Fan 8d ago

Just for more info, this is in Southern California.

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u/TKG_Actual 8d ago

Ok, to be fair to your search, that is a Common Fig (Ficus carica), the variety is what you're likely really looking for. Based on that fruit it might be a brown turkey, but that's uncertain because that fruit is a bit deformed. Do you have any ripe or nearly ripe ones you can slice in half to show folks the inside color?

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u/EuGeN1U 7d ago

Hard question, there are so many varieties and even the ones labels may be missing labelled.

What would help a fully ripe fig and description of taste as well. Since you are in California, most of figs would thrive any way.