Conadria

Description

Conadria is a historic California fig introduced through the work of Ira Condit. It is a common-type cultivar with medium-to-large green-yellow fruit and reddish to pink pulp. Published descriptions praise its vigorous growth, productivity and good fresh or dried quality. Conadria is also noted for a small eye and strong rain resistance, making it an especially interesting cultivar for humid-climate trials. Its light, refreshing flavor sits in the Adriatic-style spectrum, combining sweetness with subtle berry character. It remains a practical and historically important fig for both new growers and serious collections. This listing is for one labeled fig cutting intended for propagation. Cutting size, diameter and node count will vary naturally by season and available mother wood. Rooting success is not guaranteed because propagation results depend on temperature, moisture, medium and grower technique.