④◆ 2 Fig Cuttings ◆ Watermelon Rush ④ [Mother Tree Photo Included - Fruiting Proven]
◆ This is a cutting from the ultra-premium variety, Watermelon Rush.
As you can see in the photos, my fig trees are healthy and strong, making them ideal for propagation.
◆ Pruned on May 21st.
◆ Last year, we harvested many fruits.
(See photos 4 and 5)
◆ The moment I took a bite, I exclaimed, Wow, it tastes like watermelon!
It was a strange sensation to be eating a fig that tasted like watermelon. I highly recommend you try it.
◆ The parent tree was purchased at a high price through an auction.
I have photos from when I won the auction (see photos 8 and 9).
◆ The parent tree is growing with such vigor that it seems poised to break through the netting of the fig orchard.
It is a variety with remarkable vitality.
◆ The diagonally cut end should be placed at the bottom.
◆ I will send you the cutting shown in the photos.
◆ Sacred Origin's Watermelon Rush (スイカラッシュ)
This unique cultivar originates from a wild grove in the remote wilderness of Shasta County, California. Several of these seedlings have been tested and have won awards for their rich, concentrated flavor, which is what one seeks in a top-quality fig.
◆ Watermelon Rush, as its name suggests, offers a delightful watermelon flavor that is a true treat for the taste buds.
The skin is striped and beautiful, and the inner flesh ranges from pale red to deep red. If you like figs with a rich, sweet watermelon flavor, this is a must-have.
◆ It has bright stripes with purple and red highlights. When properly ripe, the top of the fig turns golden.
With its rich watermelon flavor, the skin is of medium thickness and not too chewy.
◆ I will wrap the cutting's base with a damp paper towel, then wrap that with damp newspaper, place it in a bag, pack it with cushioning material, and ship it in an envelope.
◆ As this is a plant, there is a possibility that some cuttings may not root. Thank you for your understanding.
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As you can see in the photos, my fig trees are healthy and strong, making them ideal for propagation.
◆ Pruned on May 21st.
◆ Last year, we harvested many fruits.
(See photos 4 and 5)
◆ The moment I took a bite, I exclaimed, Wow, it tastes like watermelon!
It was a strange sensation to be eating a fig that tasted like watermelon. I highly recommend you try it.
◆ The parent tree was purchased at a high price through an auction.
I have photos from when I won the auction (see photos 8 and 9).
◆ The parent tree is growing with such vigor that it seems poised to break through the netting of the fig orchard.
It is a variety with remarkable vitality.
◆ The diagonally cut end should be placed at the bottom.
◆ I will send you the cutting shown in the photos.
◆ Sacred Origin's Watermelon Rush (スイカラッシュ)
This unique cultivar originates from a wild grove in the remote wilderness of Shasta County, California. Several of these seedlings have been tested and have won awards for their rich, concentrated flavor, which is what one seeks in a top-quality fig.
◆ Watermelon Rush, as its name suggests, offers a delightful watermelon flavor that is a true treat for the taste buds.
The skin is striped and beautiful, and the inner flesh ranges from pale red to deep red. If you like figs with a rich, sweet watermelon flavor, this is a must-have.
◆ It has bright stripes with purple and red highlights. When properly ripe, the top of the fig turns golden.
With its rich watermelon flavor, the skin is of medium thickness and not too chewy.
◆ I will wrap the cutting's base with a damp paper towel, then wrap that with damp newspaper, place it in a bag, pack it with cushioning material, and ship it in an envelope.
◆ As this is a plant, there is a possibility that some cuttings may not root. Thank you for your understanding.
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#WatermelonRush
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#WatermelonRush
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Other
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
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