Magnolia Fig Live Plant, Ficus carica Brunswick Fig Tree Starter, 3–8 Inch Tall in 3 Inch Pot, Edible Fruit Tree

Grow your own fig tree with this Magnolia fig live plant, a young Ficus carica starter for a home orchard, sunny garden, or suitable container.

Also described as Brunswick fig, this variety is associated with large figs with brown skin and amber-colored pulp. Fig size, flavor, ripening time, and harvest quality depend on the plant’s identity, climate, and growing conditions.

PLANT DETAILS

• Plant: Magnolia fig (Ficus carica)

• Possible cultivar synonym: Brunswick — please confirm with the seller

• Quantity: One live starter plant

• Plant height: Approximately 3–8 inches

• Pot: 3-inch-deep pot

• Plant type: Edible fruit tree

• Mature height: Approximately 10–15 feet, according to the supplied listing; actual size varies with climate and pruning

• Light: Full sun

• Soil: Well-draining soil

• Listed hardiness: USDA Zones 6–10

• Pollination: Described by the seller as self-pollinating; verify for the exact cultivar

GROWING YOUR FIG TREE

Place your fig plant in a location with plenty of direct sunlight. Use a well-draining growing medium and avoid persistently waterlogged soil. Water consistently while the young plant establishes, paying particular attention to moisture during active growth and fruit development.

As the tree matures, pruning can help manage its size and shape. In colder parts of its listed hardiness range, winter protection may be necessary depending on local conditions and whether the plant is grown in the ground or in a container.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Your order is for a young starter plant, not a mature tree. The plant may not arrive with flowers or fruit, and a harvest is not guaranteed in a particular year. Fruiting time depends on the plant’s age, cultivar, growing conditions, and care.

PLEASE NOTE

• Plant height is approximately 3–8 inches at the time described in the listing and may vary.

• The supplied pot is 3 inches deep; this does not mean the plant itself is 3 inches tall.

• Confirm the exact cultivar, current plant condition, and shipping details before purchase.

A young fig tree is a rewarding project for gardeners who want to grow an edible fruit plant over time.