Jasim fig is a variety that is abundant, sweet-tasting, sugary, a small deciduous tree, fast-growing relatively, perhaps reaching a height of 9 meters and a width of 3 meters. The tree has a short, thick trunk, spreading branches, and smooth silver-colored bark. The leaves are rough in texture and have three to five lobes. The fruits are sweet-tasting, abundant in production. Depending on the variety; the fruits turn yellow when ripe. The fig tree needs protection from the wind. It grows in sunny conditions or under partial shade, and tolerates long periods of drought, but for good yield of fruits and a good appearance of the tree; deep watering is necessary monthly during summer with reduced watering in winter. The fig tree thrives in poor soils, but needs good drainage and does not tolerate growth in salty or alkaline soils. Overall, the fig tree tolerates frost and usually sheds its leaves in winter. Propagation is by cuttings, air layering, and root suckers. In addition to being a fruit tree, it is a tree with distinctive leaves and an irregular-shaped trunk, which makes it a good decorative value in gardens. It is also suitable for planting in parks as a background or as a shade plant in parks. It is also an attractive tree when shedding its leaves due to its photographic qualities, and suitable for wall cultivation and planting in containers. Pruning the fig is necessary to maintain the shape of the plant and fruit production.
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Jasim fig is a variety that is abundant, sweet-tasting, sugary, a small deciduous tree, fast-growing relatively, perhaps reaching a height of 9 meters and a width of 3 meters. The tree has a short, thick trunk, spreading branches, and smooth silver-colored bark. The leaves are rough in texture and have three to five lobes. The fruits are sweet-tasting, abundant in production. Depending on the variety; the fruits turn yellow when ripe. The fig tree needs protection from the wind. It grows in sunny conditions or under partial shade, and tolerates long periods of drought, but for good yield of fruits and a good appearance of the tree; deep watering is necessary monthly during summer with reduced watering in winter. The fig tree thrives in poor soils, but needs good drainage and does not tolerate growth in salty or alkaline soils. Overall, the fig tree tolerates frost and usually sheds its leaves in winter. Propagation is by cuttings, air layering, and root suckers. In addition to being a fruit tree, it is a tree with distinctive leaves and an irregular-shaped trunk, which makes it a good decorative value in gardens. It is also suitable for planting in parks as a background or as a shade plant in parks. It is also an attractive tree when shedding its leaves due to its photographic qualities, and suitable for wall cultivation and planting in containers. Pruning the fig is necessary to maintain the shape of the plant and fruit production.
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