Peloponnisiaka Aspra Sika Fig

Rare Greek variety, also called Peloponnisiaka Aspra Sika. Possible Smyrna-type fig though some reports suggest common fig. Takes 3+ growing seasons to establish and produce first mature fruits. Medium-sized fruits. 

Medium-sized fruits with very nice berry flavor, moderate sweetness. May be common fig (self-fertile) based on San Diego County ripening in January without caprification available. However, some growers report fruit drop suggesting possible pollination requirement. Fruits expected to increase size as tree matures. Good berry flavor profile.

Greek variety from Peloponnese region. Introduced to US through collectors. More validation needed on whether truly common fig or requires caprification.