LSU Gold Fig Tree Starter Plant - Ficus carica by Wellspring Gardens - Fig Live Plants- Fig Tree - Fig Plant - Fig Trees Live Plants for Plants Enthusiast

Good little starter fig. I wanted a golden fig, and this one is doing really well. Still in a pot but has grown considerably since I got it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Received a small living fig tree, looks almost identical to the one in the seller photo. Root ball was dense and healthy.

Cutting came fast - 4 days from ordering. It was packaged well and fresh/alive. New bud is opening and green. VERY SMALL! 3'' tall stem, with one bud. I'm excited to grow it out.

I bought them along with other varieties in Nov2024. They came well packed, but the plants were very tiny, barely had the minimum advertised height. Although they had leaves, they went into dormancy a month later, the one without leaves in the picture is the Olympian that I bought from the same seller. It was in the worse condition. Every time I contacted the seller I felt that they were not going to send a replacement, which was the case until a couple weeks ago, when I sent pictures of them on the ground and mentioned that although they made through the winter it was clear to me that since the beginning the plants were too small. Compared to another seller that I got some other varieties for the same price at the same moment I got these, the plants were bigger, and with the very same care, they took off much better after dormancy, and now are twice the size of these ones. The LSU gold is the one in better condition, but I am quite skeptical about their endurance for the winter.I am not buying from them again and will prefer the other seller, there are not many big sellers here at Amazon, so you may find my positive review and figure out who am I referring to.

Fig arrived in excellent condition along with a mulberry plant from the same seller. I can’t say that of many plants I have received from other sellers.It’s been under a grow light from day one and it’s grown considerably. I’ll keep it under the light through the winter until I plant in the spring.PS- fig is on the right. Mulberry on the left.

I received the fig plant in good condition. It was barely 2 inches, had a thin stock and one tiny leave. Hopefully, it will live. I was expecting a taller plant, at least three inches tall and more than one tiny leaf. I hope it lives.

It has been alive and well for three years and even bore fruit last year.

so far, so good. It's alive and growing.However I put some fertilizer on it and killed it! I am so sad. I'm buying another one today. I will try to do better.