Green Goblin

@MattK Ive got a SandyLake going too. Its showing me big finger leaves as a vigorously growing rooted cutting. It will be interesting to see how close it gets grouped with Adriatic family, I have feeling it will be an outlayer to the family like Green Michurinska
I'm not sure some pictures show a light pink and others red. I did add woodland green from Marta too but not sure if it is common.
 
If I plan on evaluating all these adriatic figs to determine any differences how long is a good comparison? I'm thinking 3-5 years
 
I have Green Michurinska in ground and it is a lot earlier, but it doesn't quite have the punch of berry flavor that other Adriatics have. It is similar, but not quite. It is like...Adriatic adjacent? :LOL: Adriaticish?

It tastes great and it is very early. Plus it seems to be quite cold hardy. I really do love that fig. It's the closest thing yet to the one holy grail we all want...and early Adriatic.
 
I have Green Michurinska in ground and it is a lot earlier, but it doesn't quite have the punch of berry flavor that other Adriatics have. It is similar, but not quite. It is like...Adriatic adjacent? :LOL: Adriaticish?

It tastes great and it is very early. Plus it seems to be quite cold hardy. I really do love that fig. It's the closest thing yet to the one holy grail we all want...and early Adriatic.
Yea I agree...it is close, like an Adriatic cousin...lol

But lacks the strong flavor like you said.
Not a full blown Adriatic but a really good fig and early! :)
 
I rooted two Green Michurinska cuttings last year and one was single node cutting and produced figs but was late. Hopefully this year I will taste it.
 
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