Watering of plants seem to be such an easy practice. We neglect the “when” and “how” to water plants. Fig trees belong to the drier climate. They can be planted in many different places, but care need to be taken as not to let it be over-watered. In the case of tropical climate like Malaysia, […]
Category Archives: Fig Cultivation
Figs can be propagated through several means. The 5 ways that are adopted include: By cutting Air layering Grafting Micro propagation Seed At Figara11, the method used for propagation is by cutting. Not only they are less tedious, it ensures that the figs variety is cloned and only the plants that exhibit better qualities are […]
Fig fruits are mostly consumed dried in Malaysia. Due to the fruit’s versatile use, there are a wide variety of consumer products enhanced with figs, such as jam, preserves, muesli, biscuits and more. Meanwhile, fresh fig fruits are not imported into Malaysia in abundance due to its highly perishable nature and sensitivity to rough handling. […]
Fig cultivation in Malaysia In Malaysia, fig trees are cultivated in small-scale farms dotted around the country. It has been found that the trees do well with soil that is soft, full of humus (organic matter) and without an underlay of bedrock. If the trees are exposed to too many chilly nights and rainy weather, […]
Creamy, citrusy, honey-like and aromatic are just the flavours you will experience as you try a piece of fresh fig fruit. These small flavour bombs are mainly cultivated in the Middle East and part of the Mediterranean. There are at least 1,000 fig species currently in the world, with even more cultivars being introduced. Figs […]





