Bethel Grove Gardens · Variety reference
Mahasattva
Biological type: Caprifig
Pollination: Unknown
Cutting reference$20.00
One-gallon reference$60.00
Reference estimates, not sale offers or mature-tree appraisals. Price evidence date not recorded.
No verified photograph yet
Fruit & growing traits
- Biological type
- Caprifig
- Crop habit
- Caprifig (mamme / profichi / mammoni)
- Main crop ripening
- Average
- Flavor profile
- Exotic
- Fruit size
- Small (caprifig)
- Skin color
- Described as a pretty caprifig with a pink heart
- Pulp color
- Pink interior (SO tagline: pink heart)
- Hardiness / climate notes
- Trial caprifig. Persistence still being tested (same language SO uses for Bodhissattva).
Reported growth habit: Unknown
Origins & names
- Geographic origin
- Sacred Origin wild grove, Northern California — same stand as the Jelly Roll seedlings
- Possible origin
- USA
- Synonyms / alternate names
- Maha Sattva; Sacred Origin Mahasattva; pink heart
- Same or nearly the same
- Same grove as Mango Jelly Roll / Cherry Jelly Roll seedlings; pair name with Bodhissattva
- Popular close brother
- Bodhissattva
- Known parentage
- Wild seedling caprifig in the SO grove; nearby females are Mango/Cherry/Raspberry Jelly Roll
- Reference year
- 2020
- First year (estimate)
- Named by Sacred Origin ~2020s
- What the year means
- First listed as a caprifig on sacredorigin.com
Evidence & reference values
- Confidence
- High for type/price; low for fruit-quality claims — it is sold as a caprifig
- Key sources
- sacredorigin.com Capri Figs category, product_id=140; Mango Jelly Roll page mentions Mahasattva in the same grove; list price $20
- Condit page
- Unknown / not recorded
- Notes
- Confirmed caprifig. SO category Capri Figs, tagline 'pink heart', listed at $20. Grows in the same wild grove as Mango Jelly Roll, Cherry Jelly Roll, Raspberry Jelly Roll, Lemonade, Pink Lemonade, Raspberry Lemonade. Not Ficus religiosa. Cutting price pinned to the SO $20 list, not the earlier $35 guess.
- Commonality
- Super rare
- Market availability
- FigBid scarce
Preserved earlier research
These earlier notes have not been reconciled with every catalog field. Edit the full description to replace this section with a current account.
Sacred Origin describes finding Mahasattva in a grove with other named figs. The reviewed account does not give a geographic locality or prove parentage.
Preserved earlier research. The updated workbook fields above may differ; consult the cited sources when reports conflict.
This is an initial source review. Unresolved traits remain visible below.