Calderona de Miner - A very tasty fig variety that is similar to Calderona, with a few differences

Calderona de Miner is a fig variety that is not very well known in the United States. It is similar to the better known variety, Calderona, which produce some really good tasting figs. This is my first time trying this variety, Calderona de Miner.
Pons describes this a differentiated sub-variety of Calderona, coming from a fig tree in "Miner of Jose Sacares y Mulet, where it originates." There are a few small differences from the Calderona variety, which I summarize in the video. Specifically, the skin is thinner, the shape is a little different, it starts ripening figs a few days later, but then it ripens the entire crop in a shorter period of time. Fortunately, one quality that this fig variety apparently has in common with Calderona is that it has a great taste. I think this is a variety that many growers will come to appreciate as time goes on.
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[@AveryOCason]

Those 3 pyramids on the bottom are cool looking

[@b-boycastertroy]

Are you going to have cuts or plants available for next season? Thank you.

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Probably not. My collection is still too small and immature

[@AveryOCason]

Hey Pete where can I get one

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I’ll have some Of these plants in the spring available on my website but this one is hard to find. “Calderona” is more common but I don’t have that one