Fig Seeds - Select Variety - 50-Seeds - Seedlings often fruit within 2-3 Years

My little fig farm is in southern California, and our figs are pollinated by the fig wasps. So, I'm uncertain as to which male fig or caprifig is the father fig of these fig seeds. Please note that the first two pics on this listing are pics of figs that I grew from seed. The first pic is of a 2 year old seedling of White Madeira #1 (unknown father caprifig).  The 2nd pic is a seedling of a Corky's Honey Delight that was pollinated with a Ficus Palmata "icebox" caprifig.  3rd pic is Cherry Cordial fig, and 4th pic is Martinenca Rimada.  

Please send message after you order indicating which variety or varieties you want. 

$12 for 50 seeds

Fig trees are easy to grow from seeds. Fig trees grown from seed usually produce figs within 2-3 years. While figs from fig trees grown from seed are not identical to the mother fig, they are usually very similar. For instance, Improved Celest and LSU Tiger Fig are seedlings of Celeste fig, and both varieties produce figs that are similar to Celeste figs.

Germination Instructions: Step 1: Soak seeds in a glass of water for 2-3 days. Step 2: Fill a planter with potting soil. Step 3: Pour the water and seeds on top of the potting soil in your planter. Step 4: Place the planter in shady location that receives 1-2 hours of direct sunlight per day. Fig seeds need a little direct sunlight to germinate, but not too much. Step 5: Lightly water them once a day. In 2-3 weeks the seeds should start to germinate.

Now out of Smith seeds

Iraqi, Narragansette, and Albanian Black Cherry now out of stock.

Colonel Littman's Black Cross and Smith/Palmata Hybrid now out of stock

Figoin (Bass) and White Madeira#2 are now out of stock

Negronne is now out of stock