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I’m happy I waited to write a review. I ordered these 4 small figs back in April. It’s now June and they finally began to take off in growth. When they arrived it was obvious something wasn’t quite right with one of them. I thought it was going to die and shrivel up. Over the corse of a week it got worse. Loosing all its leaves. I left the stem in hopes of it growing back. Weeks past and I saw a new leader emerge. It’s now doing great. Like it never had an issue in the first place. It’s just a bit shorter than the others.

Tiny little propagations that did not survive at all. It’s been weeks and no leaves even the stem is gone now. Disappointed. I reached out to the seller no response won’t order from them again

I am very pleased with the four fig "trees" that I received. Very healthy. Thank you.

Plants arrived quickly. They are healthy, I'm happy with my purchase 😄 They're not super big, but figs are vigorous so it'll be fine i'm sure.

Overall okay, they arrived quickly and packaged well. One tree is on its deathbed but I did reach out. Awaiting response. They do have copper fungus but otherwise decent condition. No think Ty black mission couldn’t handle the cold snap we had during delivery.

Based on other reviews, I thought this purchase was a bit of a risk, and I was considering either this variety pack, a four pack of a single variety (in case only one or two survived), or just buying a single more established plant. The original posting had other options all of a single kind, so I thought the varieties received would be from those options, so I'm glad to see the posting now only has the variety pack. The varieties received were Beer's Black, Celeste, Kadota, and Black Mission (that's also the order left to right of the second pic). I was hoping for either a black mission or Chicago hardy, so I'm glad to have received at least one of them. I followed the directions in terms of soaking prior to planting and keeping them inside and did so longer than instructed. When I moved them into the sun (only a few hours per day), the Celeste dried out and lost most of its leaves, but the others did fine. I moved that back inside with indirect sunlight and to my surprise it slowly recuperated. The first pic was unboxing and the second pic is after 65 days. The delivery box is about 10 inches, so the plants themselves were probably around 3 inches tall. Beer's black (far left and clearly the star performer) is now a little more than 10 inches tall. Obviously it's too soon for any kind of fruiting, and I'm not sure if it will be realistic to expect any even next year, but overall I'm very happy with the current state and the fact that all four are doing okay. For me, this was a risk that seems to have paid off.

These fig plants are likely tissue culture in origin so they’ll grow more bushy than cuttings would. I don’t expect them to grow any fruit for 3 years while they establish further. I made transplanting these plants a little tedious on myself since I wanted maximum root depth in its new pot, so I carefully unraveled the circling roots. Kept them out of direct sunlight while they recovered for a few days. I started with a moisture control potting soil from Pennington and then I transplanted into a 3 gallon pot with Promix garden soil. The plants arrived looking a little weak. Just give them some care and don’t immediately throw them into the full elements. Transition them gently if you can. I did also get a random unlisted variety called Beers Black, it’s supposed to be similar to Violette de Bordeaux (VdB). The varieties I got were Celeste, VdB, Black Mission, and the Beers Black I mentioned.

I received 8 seedlings in - 1 inch pots, there were rust spots on all the leaves. Some of the seedlings were 2 inch’s tall I put them in the trash can out side, I did not want the rust to get on my other fig plants.