Ficus Afghanistanica Fig - Pakistani - 50 Fig Seeds

These Ficus Afghanistanica fig seeds are from dried figs originating from Pakistan. Ficus Afghanistanica is a cousin to the common Mediterranean fig, ficus carica, and is widely grown throughout Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Oman, China, and Iran. This type of fig is most frequently grown for sun-drying, although it can also be eaten fresh. This listing is for 50 fig 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.