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How to tell if my fig is ripe
That fig doesn't look ripe to me... but I'm not seeing it in person. Based on the info on the site mentioned below, it's likely the fig is not ripe as the neck is very straight. … Here are two of the several photos showing an unripe and very ripe fig:
Fig 1. (above) Not ripe: the fig is too firm and still perpendicular to the stem.
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