Looks like the video cut out. The last point I was making is that the fig needs only 3-5 days after swelling before it's ready to be picked. Whereas other figs need an entire week or 14 days, this one does not. Really fantastic for someone with pest or bird problems as there is a lower chance they will be attacked this way.

This is the next one on my list...Thanks so much!!

I love your explanations! I am so addicted to figs. Thanks for your videos!!!

Your previous Champagne video sold me on getting this variety soon. I'll probably get a Smith or I-258 to go along with it. Hopefully it does as well in west PA as it does for you in the east. Thanks for all of your videos with input on the various varieties and how they do in your climate. It's been extremely helpful to me!

Bought an LSU Black.....second year.....10' tall VIGOROUS grower and very fruitful......Love it! Ill look for the champagne too.

It's amazing that they breeding figs way back in the 50's.

Hi Ross. Thanks for your reply. But if a cutting came through the post I’d be most grateful and hopefully a trade could start. All the very best to you George.

You sold me! Lol been hearing good things about champagne and after this video going to look for one! Where did you get yours I’m in NJ. Have you compared this to Exquisito?

Wow LSU Champagne! Sounds like a good choice for my location in the Pacific Northwest. Question: Do you know anything about the unreleased “LSU Red”? (I’ve propagated a cutting this spring but can’t find much info about it on the internet.)

Can it’s ripe in Seattle areas? Thanks you Ross.

You have an incredible number of container fig trees. How do you winter them? I thought they had to be garaged or placed into a greenhouse.

Where is a good place to get a LSU Champagne tree?

What is the diference between lsu golden celeste and lsu champagne? my friend told me that they are actually the same variety...? Is it true?

Compared to the Hollier ? What’s earlier? Which has best eye? Pros and cons for our area. Thx

How would you compare this to LSU Scott's Yellow in size and rain resistance?

Is it cold hardey?

Nice fig. Ordered Celeste yesterday, so its funny you mention it. Down south, 7b. One suggestion, get a mic or use a headset as the audio goes in and out (quieter) . Sometimes have to max the volume and that isn't enough.

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Is LSU Tiger the same as Tiger Panache?

How can I get Champagne fig cutting in UK. People in the USA are far more advanced than we are. I’m a new comer to fig cultervation and very limited to variety’s and also expensive . Over in the states you are spoiled for choice plus very affordable prices. George

Oh my gosh. You got a big disapproval head shake at the 8th second of your video. I don’t have cable (I try to pick wisely for my 5 and 8 year old from KZfaq, Netflix, Hulu, and prime) and watch a lot of you. First thing this morning I turned on this video and immediately turned it off and the kids were like, what happened? I went to the other room and watched the first 10 seconds and realized you said “becoming” and not “f#cking.” Lol. Not that I care, my husband and I are vets and have potty mouth, too. But for a second I was like, “Nooooooo!!” Sorry I lost faith in you and I should watch everybody’s entire video anyways. Thank you for the wonderful videos, love. Keep up the good work and I hope my family gets to meet you at the fig festival if we are able to go. ☺️

That's what I want a variety good for the mid Atlantic area. What's it called? LSU CHAMPAGNE. Good . I got it. You got the fig? No I got the name of the fig