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Local Fig (Ficus carica) Plant description The local fig tree is one of the most suitable and successful fruit trees in our local environment. It is characterized by its rapid growth and high ability to produce abundant, deliciously sweet fruits with thin skin and rich pulp. It is a "blessed and long-lasting" tree, distinguished by its broad, beautiful leaves that provide gentle shade. It is also considered one of the easiest trees to care for, making it the first choice for beginners and professionals in home gardening. Care guide 💧 Watering: The fig needs regular watering, especially in summer and during fruit formation; care should be taken not to overwater when the fruits are ripening to avoid cracking and to maintain their sweetness. ☀️ Lighting: It loves direct, strong sunlight; the more exposure to the sun, the faster the fruits ripen and the higher their sugar concentration. 🌡️ Temperature: An "excellent adaptable" tree; it tolerates high summer temperatures across various regions of the Kingdom, and enters a partial dormancy in winter to regain strength in spring. ✂️ Pruning: It is preferable to prune in winter (dormant period) to control its height and stimulate the production of new branches that will bear a plentiful harvest in the next season. Why choose the local fig? It is "fruits from paradise" in your garden; the local fig is distinguished by an irresistible taste and countless health benefits. Thanks to its complete adaptation to the local soil and climate, this variety offers sustainable production with minimal need for fertilizers and chemical pesticides, ensuring an "organic" and 100% pure harvest.