Beer's Black Fig Tree - 4 Live Starter Plants - Ficus Carica - Edible Fruit Tree for The Patio and Garden

These plants came healthy and very small. With the right care and attention I was able to move to a larger pot after a few weeks. Transplanted into the ground and they are all doing well.

The Plants were ordered on March 9,2024. The Carrier picked up on 03/13/2024 at 4.50PM. and they were delivered on March 16,2024 at around 3.32PM i.e., 3 full days in transit. The Plants were sold as STARTER PLANTS and were not strong enough as they were in a small quantity of soil and wrapped in Napkin paper and were placed in a 2" pots; They came in a Very small 2" pots (not raised and settled in those pots but placed duly wrapped in Napkins), long time in Transit, Delicate Plants, Sent to cold Weather Area, 2plants were already bent showing effect of the weather conditions. The plants were fit for 1" of pot size wrapped in Napkin Papers and were not raised in 2" pots but were placed in a 2" X 4pack small Container. The Nursery is located in Warm Climate (San Diego) and plants were coming to Virginia where we were having Cold climate. The plants were delicate and the distance was long, Weather conditions and age of these 1" plants which were not even raised/belonging to those 2" pots, were not fit to be sold and sent out to AMAZON CLIENTS. I have seen many honest Nurseries do not send plants to their clients until the weather is suitable for transit.

Very hearty seedlings that were properly packaged. They look amazing! Can’t wait to get them settled!

The figs came pretty good ..a bit dry from the paper towels but good.. the only problem IS THAT THERE ARE NO NAME TAGS ON THE VARIETY PACKAGE I PURCHASED.. so I’m here with 4 mystery figs ! 😒😕😂

The fig tree I received is extremely small only about an inch tall, with yellowed, dried up leaves ,Instead of four pots, as shown in the advertise,I it comes with one tiny pot with 4 tiny dying plants.This is a completely unacceptable, kind of scam like item.Beaware!

My figs arrived alive and in decent shape even though they were lost in the mail which added 3 days to the shipping (not the sellers fault). They were much smaller than described. The little starter pots they are in are 1.25" at the widest part (top). The plants were small with few leaves with one only having half a leaf (they didn't fall out in shipping). I immediately repotted them in to 2" pots and all are doing well and new leaves are growing.

I purchased these fig trees last Fall and planted them in small pots on an East facing window. I watered them when the soil felt dry, figs don't like it too wet. All four plants survived through the Winter, and in April I re-planted them in 10 gal. potting bags using potting mix, and fertilizer. It's May as I'm writing this and they seem to be thriving.

These plants were created via tissue culture - literally grown from the plant equivalent of stem cells. Tat's a perfectly valid method of plant propagation/cloning, but the plants are shipped at seedling size. I have purscased 4 other figs cultured the same way frim anothef grower who at least had the kindness to let you know what variety each itty-bitty tree is. Mot so with this company. I have no idea what variety each "figlet" is. In two years these will be large enough to transfer into the ground, but I will have to guesss the variety based on the appearance of both leaf and fruit. The grower gets a -1 for plant size and another -2 for being too lazy to label their product.