How mule figs split

Figgin' A

Figgin' A

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My RDB set a whole bunch of mule figs this year for some mysterious reason. RBD is a splitter when the weather get cooler and wetter. I had no idea, but this is how mule figs split.

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Very interesting, I have some too on my RDB , still green tho . Time will tell as the weather has cooled , rainy.and wet 🤮
 
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I’ve had some mules forming as well. I have so many figs this year I just hope I get them to ripen soon without splitting. This fricken weather just flips the switch to cold all of a sudden.
 
Vitooch1 said:
I’ve had some mules forming as well. I have so many figs this year I just hope I get them to ripen soon without splitting. This fricken weather just flips the switch to cold all of a sudden.
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Good point, like a switch. Went from hot days and warm nights to warm days and cool nights just like that, without any warning.

I am paying attention to which ones split and which ones don't, so I target them for ripening in September/October. Something like RDB is definitely not ideal for our fall weather.
 
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