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How to tell when figs are ripe to pick & eat

Learn how to pick perfectly ripe figs every time! There is nothing quite like a perfectly ripe fig picked straight from a fig tree. In this video I show you how to tell when figs are ripe to pick and eat so you can enjoy delicious, juicy and sweet figs in the hot summer months. Like this video? Buy me a coffee to say thanks - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mysustai... 00:00 - Introduction to picking ripe figs 01:04 - Why I love growing figs 03:21 - How to tell when figs start to ripen 05:21 - How to tell the level of ripeness of a fig 07:15 - Picking, showing & tasting a ripe fig 09:57 - Summary of ripe figs How to tell when your figs start to ripen: - First and foremost it is important to know your fig variety as there are many different types of fig trees that have very different growing and fruiting characteristics. Understanding these characteristics will allow you to know when your fig fruit is perfectly ripe and when you need to start keeping a close eye on them. - Young figs grow very straight and upright. Once your figs start to drop down, or droop, then your fig fruits are starting to ripen, but they are not yet perfectly ripe. - Depending on your variety you need to keep an eye on the colour of the fruit. Some fig varieties have figs change colour as an indication of ripening, so bear this in mind. Signs to tell how ripe your fig is: - Once you know your fig has started ripening you want to make sure you pick your fig when it is perfectly ripe. The best way to do this is by feeling your fig fruit. It will start to get soft from the bottom up and when the neck of the fig is soft to touch it is at its peak of ripeness and this is the best time to pick your figs. For more updates on my journey please follow my Facebook and Instagram pages: -   / mysustainabilityjourneyza   -   / my_sustainability_journey_za   For more updates and info visit my website - https://my-sustainability-journey.com/ #figs #figtree #figfruit