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Celgen® LSU Purple Fig Tissue Culture Plant
Celgen® LSU Purple Fig Tissue Culture Plant
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Celgen® LSU Purple Fig Tissue Culture Plant
Celgen® LSU Purple Fig is a premium common-type fig variety developed through the Louisiana State University breeding programme in the USA. It is valued for its attractive glossy reddish-purple to dark-purple fruits, pleasantly sweet flavour, productive growth and naturally closed fruit eye.
The fruits are generally medium-sized with an elongated to long-turbinate shape. At full maturity, the skin develops a rich reddish-purple to deep-purple colour, while the interior may range from light amber to strawberry-pink. The pulp becomes soft, juicy and pleasantly sweet when fully ripe.
LSU Purple has a naturally closed fruit eye. This varietal characteristic may help reduce the entry of excess moisture and insects compared with more open-eyed fig varieties.
POLLINATION INFORMATION
LSU Purple is a common-type, parthenocarpic fig.
• Fig-wasp pollination is not required
• A separate pollinator variety is not required
• Fruits can develop without cross-pollination
• A single healthy plant can produce fruit under suitable growing conditions
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
• Authentic LSU-developed fig variety
• Glossy reddish-purple to dark-purple fruit skin
• Light amber to strawberry-pink pulp
• Pleasantly sweet and mild fig flavour
• Naturally closed fruit eye
• Vigorous and generally upright growth
• Productive under suitable cultivation
• Can begin bearing comparatively young under favourable care
• Common-type parthenocarpic fig
• No fig wasp required
• Suitable for home gardens, farmhouses and commercial orchards
• Suitable for fresh eating, drying and processing
FRUIT CHARACTERISTICS
Botanical Name:
Ficus carica L.
Cultivar:
LSU Purple
Fruit Shape:
Elongated, oblong to long-turbinate
Fruit Size:
Medium
Skin Colour:
Glossy reddish-purple to dark purple at full maturity
Pulp Colour:
Light amber to strawberry-pink
Texture:
Soft, juicy and fleshy when fully ripe
Taste:
Pleasantly sweet with a mild and balanced fig flavour
Fruit Eye:
Naturally closed
Pollination Requirement:
No pollination required
Best Uses:
Fresh eating, drying, preserves, jam, desserts, bakery products and processing
PLANT SPECIFICATIONS
Plant Type:
Premium In-Vitro Tissue Culture-Developed Fig Plant
Propagation Method:
In-vitro clonal tissue culture
Root System:
Own-rooted tissue culture plant
Grafted:
No
Growth Habit:
Vigorous and generally upright
Sunlight:
Full sun
Water Requirement:
Moderate and regular during establishment
Soil Requirement:
Fertile, well-drained soil
Important:
Avoid prolonged waterlogging around the root zone
Suitable Climate:
Warm tropical, subtropical and suitable temperate regions
Suitable For:
Home gardens, farmhouses, large containers and commercial orchards
CELGEN® TISSUE CULTURE PROPAGATION
Celgen® LSU Purple Fig plants are propagated through controlled in-vitro tissue culture.
• Clonally multiplied from selected varietal material
• Developed under controlled laboratory conditions
• Rooted through the tissue culture process
• Properly acclimatised and nursery-hardened
• Direct tissue culture-developed plant
• Own-rooted planting material
• Uniform clonal nursery plants
• Not grafted
WHY CHOOSE CELGEN® LSU PURPLE FIG PLANTS?
Celgen Biotech propagates LSU Purple Fig through controlled tissue culture and nursery-hardening systems. The plants are clonally multiplied from selected varietal material to support true-to-type varietal identity, healthy own-rooted growth, uniform nursery development and dependable field establishment.
Each plant is properly rooted, acclimatised and maintained under nursery conditions before dispatch.
BASIC GROWING GUIDANCE
Plant LSU Purple Fig in a sunny location receiving good direct sunlight. Use fertile and well-drained soil and avoid planting in areas where water remains stagnant.
Provide regular irrigation during establishment, but allow excess water to drain freely. Training, pruning, balanced nutrition and proper fruit-load management help maintain healthy plant growth and improve fruit quality.
For container cultivation, use a sufficiently large container with adequate drainage and repot the plant as it grows.
Pollination:
Fig Wasp Not Required
DISCLAIMER
Product images show the expected mature fruit characteristics of LSU Purple and are for reference only. Plant height, branching, leaf shape, foliage density and overall appearance may vary according to season, nursery batch and plant age.
Fruit size, shape, skin colour, pulp colour, sweetness, texture, yield, bearing age and harvest period may vary depending on regional climate, temperature, sunlight, soil, irrigation, nutrition, pruning, plant age, fruit load and overall orchard management.
Ripe fruit colour may range from reddish-purple to deep dark purple. Natural colour variation does not by itself indicate a different variety.
Although LSU Purple may begin fruiting comparatively young under favourable conditions, no fixed bearing time or yield is guaranteed.
The plant supplied under this listing is an in-vitro tissue culture-developed, own-rooted LSU Purple Fig plant and is not grafted.
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Excellent service and Very professional way of delivery .The plants arrived in mint condition as the packing was really very good .
Good service
Received healthy plants in good condition, The plants were secured and packaged in an air vented carton box reducing the plant mortality chances; as well as observed minimum transplant shock post replanting, the plants are growing well; in a week's time it is was a very delightful moment to see new leaves. Thanks CELGEN.
The leaves were a bit yellowed when I received the plant. It is probably due to lack of sunlight during the transportation. Now, it is planted in the soil, and is growing well, with new leaves coming out. Waiting to taste the figs.
Plant is good
Received plantsin good condition but the condition of the date sapling was a bit bad but now improving