I finally repotted my adriatic figs grown from seeds into much larger pots, several had outgrown their one gallon pots and I just started noticing the leaf variations. Crazy, it almost felt like they started to change shape as soon as I repotted them, kinda surprised I never noticed this.
Before I realized that seed-grown figs are apparently not true to type I gifted a bunch to my friends and family and have exactly ten plants left ranging from about two feet tall to about ten feet tall yet none have actually produced any kind of fruit yet. I have since let everybody know that these will likely have very random results. It totally feels like a science experiment. The parent fig was from several fresh adriatic figs that my work sells each year that we are all addicted to, but I have yet to find out which type exactly the farm was growing, my best guess is White Madiera #1 from the photos I've seen so far. My test now is to see if I can get them to produce fruit with enough sunlight so I can see if I've got any new interesting cultivars, while I also start experiment growing other figs trees from cuttings : )
