Deanna Fig Fruit Plant – Tissue Culture

Deanna Fig Fruit Plant – Tissue Culture

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Deanna Fig is a gourmet dessert fig bred to outclass the finicky Calimyrna — it sets large, sweet figs reliably on its own, without the special pollinating wasp Calimyrna needs, and with less fruit splitting than many fig varieties in India's humid summers.

A serious fig for a serious fig lover — grow the one you can't buy in a shop.

Plant Details

Variety: Ficus carica 'Deanna'
Common Names: Deanna Fig, Deanna Anjeer
Family: Moraceae
Propagation: Tissue culture
Plant Height at Dispatch: 30–50 cm
Container: Black poly nursery bag
Tree Type: Deciduous fruit tree
Bearing Age: 1–2 years after planting
Fruiting Season: Summer harvest; Autumn harvest
Sunlight: Full sun — minimum 8 hours direct daily
Mature Height: 2.5–3 m (8–10 ft); manageable with pruning
Suitable For: Home garden, farmhouse, terrace (large container), orchard

Fruit Profile

  • Fruit Shape: Large, rounded to slightly oblong; fruit weighing over 100g at maturity is common — noticeably bigger than most fig varieties.
  • Skin Colour: Green while immature, ripening to yellow or greenish-yellow
  • Pulp Colour: Golden to sweet amber
  • Taste: Sweet, rich, high-quality dessert fig
  • Flowers: Enclosed inside the fig — not visible externally
  • Texture: Tender skin; soft flesh; a small, near-closed "eye" (ostiole) at the tip that resists rain and insect entry

Why Deanna Fig

  • No fig wasp required: unlike Smyrna-type figs such as Calimyrna, which need a specific pollinating wasp not found in most of India, Deanna is self-fruitful and sets fruit reliably on its own.

  • Bred to fix a real problem: developed at UC Riverside specifically to replace the caprification-dependent Calimyrna with something easier to grow and just as good to eat.

  • Genuinely large fruit: figs regularly weigh 100 grams or more — noticeably bigger than the fruit on most fig varieties sold in India.

  • Less prone to cracking: bred for reduced splitting, which helps in India's humid, monsoon-prone summers — fruit can still split after heavy rain or uneven watering.

  • Closed "eye" reduces spoilage: the small, near-sealed tip keeps rain and insects out of the fruit, so fewer figs sour or rot on the branch compared with open-eyed varieties.

  • Tissue-culture grown: lab-propagated for uniform, true-to-variety plants.

  • A fruit you cannot buy: fully ripe figs are too delicate to survive a supply chain to a shop shelf — growing your own is genuinely the only way to taste one at peak ripeness

Inside The Box

  • 1 live Deanna Fig Plant, 30–50 cm tall
  • Black poly nursery bag
  • Pre-moistened growing medium

Please Note

  • Fruit images are for variety reference only. The plant dispatched is a sapling — fruit production begins in 1–2 years under good growing conditions.

  • Fruit size, colour, sweetness, yield, and fruiting time vary with climate, nutrition, pruning, and local growing conditions.

  • Outdoor plant requiring full sun (8 hours minimum daily). Not suitable for shaded or indoor growing.

How To Care

  • Light: Full sun, minimum 6 hours direct sunlight daily — fruiting drops off sharply in shade.

  • Water:

Summer — every 2 to 3 days (check that the top 2–3 cm of soil has dried before watering);

Monsoon — reduce sharply, water only if soil is dry, and ensure the pot/bed drains well to avoid root rot;

Winter — every 6 to 8 days, allowing soil to dry between waterings.

  • Soil: Well-draining, slightly loamy soil enriched with compost or well-rotted manure; figs dislike waterlogged roots.

  • Feeding: Feed with a balanced or potassium-rich fertiliser once a month through the active growing season (spring to early monsoon); skip feeding in peak winter dormancy.

  • Repotting: Deanna grows into a larger tree than most fig varieties, so move it to a bigger pot/grow bag every 12 months in the early years, and plan for a generously sized container or open ground as it matures.

  • Seasonal habit: In cooler North Indian winters the plant may drop most of its leaves and look bare — this is normal deciduous dormancy, not plant death. It regrows vigorously in spring. Deanna also has good tolerance for light winter chill.

7 Days Free Damage Replacement

Shipping Costs

  • Free Delivery: Available for Orders Above INR 499.
  • Prepaid Orders Below INR 499: Shipping Charge of INR 54.
  • Cash on Delivery Orders Below INR 499: Shipping Charge of INR 84.

Plant Safe-Arrival Guarantee

Damaged or dead on arrival? We replace it free. A few yellow or dropped leaves are normal transit stress and revive in 5–7 days — not damage.

  • Damaged plant or pot: claim within 7 days of delivery. Dead plant on arrival: claim within 48 hours of delivery
  • Unboxing video required: please record one continuous video, sealed box to plant out. Claims without an unboxing video cannot be accepted
  • Covered: broken stem, uprooted roots, fully dried/rotted foliage, cracked pot, wrong or missing item
  • Not covered: minor transit stress, care damage after delivery, claims without an unboxing video, claims after these time limits
  • Resolution: free replacement, or store credit if you prefer. If a replacement is unavailable, we refund the value of the damaged or dead plant or item (for COD orders, we request your bank details)
  • To claim: WhatsApp +91 93037 51612 with your order number, photos, and the video

FAQs

When will it start giving fruit?
Fig is one of the quickest fruit plants — with full sun, watering and feeding, it often starts fruiting 1–2 years after planting. Timing varies with plant size, climate and container. Deanna is self-fruitful, so one plant is enough.
When are the figs ready to pick?
Pick figs when they turn soft and droop slightly on the stalk; the skin also deepens in colour, usually to yellow or greenish-yellow. Softness is the best sign — figs do not ripen further after picking, so leave them on the plant until they are soft. Fruiting time varies by region; in many areas the main crop comes in the warm months.
Can I grow it in a grow bag or pot on my terrace?
Yes. Start the young plant in a 15×15 or 18×18 inch grow bag (diameter × height) and move it up to a 24×18 or 24×24 inch grow bag over the next 1–2 years as it grows. Use a bag or pot with good drainage holes and a well-drained potting mix, and place it where it gets 6–8 hours of direct sun. Figs are among the best fruit plants for terrace containers. A container plant stays smaller and gives a lighter crop than one planted in the ground.
How often should I water it?
Water when the top 3–5 cm of soil feels dry — check with your finger; the soil check matters more than the number of days. As a rough guide, in a grow bag this is every 2–3 days in summer and every 6–8 days in winter; in the monsoon, water only when the soil is dry. Figs dislike wet roots, so make sure the bag drains freely.
What should I do when the plant arrives?
Open the box the same day and water it if the soil feels dry. Keep it in bright shade for 3–4 days, then move it into full sun gradually. The black nursery bag is only for transport — once the plant has settled and shows no wilting (usually after about a week), plant it in the ground or a grow bag: remove the black nursery bag carefully without breaking the root ball, and keep the soil at the same level on the stem as before. Water well after planting, and do not fertilise for the first 3–4 weeks. If the plant arrives dead, message us within 48 hours of delivery; for other damage, within 7 days.
Why is my fig losing all its leaves in winter?
This is normal. Fig is deciduous — in cooler winters, especially in North India, it can drop most of its leaves and look bare. Water much less while it rests and do not fertilise; healthy plants put out new leaves when the weather warms up. Scratch a stem lightly: green under the bark means the plant is alive. A fig that arrives with few or no leaves in winter is resting, not dead.
Why are the figs splitting or dropping before ripening?
Splitting usually happens after heavy rain or a big watering following dry soil — keep watering even. Young plants also drop some fruit while they are establishing. Small brownish-orange spots under the leaves can be fig rust, which is common in humid weather; remove badly affected leaves and message us on WhatsApp with photos if it spreads.
Can it handle Indian weather?
Yes. Fig loves heat and handles Indian summers well when watered regularly. Protect it from waterlogging in the monsoon, and expect leaf drop in cold North Indian winters.
What will I receive?
One Deanna Fig plant (two in the Pack of 2), about 30–50 cm tall, in a black poly nursery bag with growing medium. It does not come with a pot or fruits. Plant height and shape vary with season and nursery stage. The milky sap from leaves and stems can irritate skin — wear gloves when pruning — and the leaves and sap are toxic to pets if chewed, so plant it where pets cannot reach it.
Will the harvested fruits look exactly like the images shown?
Images are for reference purposes only. Fruit size, shape, and color may vary based on climate, growing conditions, plant age, and care.
What if my plant arrives damaged?
We offer 7 Days Free Damage Replacement. Report a damaged plant within 7 days of delivery, and a plant that arrives dead within 48 hours. Message us on WhatsApp at 9303751612 with your order number, clear photos and an unboxing video. In a Pack of 2, tell us which plant is affected; we replace that plant. An unboxing video is required for every damage or dead-plant claim, so please record one continuous video from the sealed box to taking the plant out. Claims without an unboxing video cannot be accepted. Covered: broken main stems, uprooted plants, fully dried or rotted plants and wrong or missing items.
How long does delivery take, and is COD available?
After dispatch, plants usually reach metro cities in 3–5 days and other locations in 5–8 days. Delivery is free on orders above ₹499. Cash on Delivery for live plants is available only on eligible metro pincodes — checkout shows whether it is available for yours.
Is customer support available to guide me?
Yes. If you face any issue, message us on WhatsApp at 9303751612 with your order number and our team will guide you.

Technical Details

Package Dimension:
Item Weight :
Net Quantity: 1
Colour : N/A
Assembly Required: No
SKU : Deanna_Fig

Additional Information

Brand : OrganicBazar
Country of Origin: India
Manufacturer: HEALTHUNBOX PRIVATE LIMITED
Consumer Care: 9513316259 | Email - support@organicbazar.net
Consumer Care Address: P NO 225, NEAR OF WATER TANK, VIPATPURA, Narsinghpur (M.P) 487001
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Deanna Fig is a gourmet dessert fig bred to outclass the finicky Calimyrna — it sets large, sweet figs reliably on its own, without the special pollinating wasp Calimyrna needs, and with less fruit splitting than many fig varieties in India's humid summers.

A serious fig for a serious fig lover — grow the one you can't buy in a shop.

Plant Details

Variety: Ficus carica 'Deanna'
Common Names: Deanna Fig, Deanna Anjeer
Family: Moraceae
Propagation: Tissue culture
Plant Height at Dispatch: 30–50 cm
Container: Black poly nursery bag
Tree Type: Deciduous fruit tree
Bearing Age: 1–2 years after planting
Fruiting Season: Summer harvest; Autumn harvest
Sunlight: Full sun — minimum 8 hours direct daily
Mature Height: 2.5–3 m (8–10 ft); manageable with pruning
Suitable For: Home garden, farmhouse, terrace (large container), orchard

Fruit Profile

  • Fruit Shape: Large, rounded to slightly oblong; fruit weighing over 100g at maturity is common — noticeably bigger than most fig varieties.
  • Skin Colour: Green while immature, ripening to yellow or greenish-yellow
  • Pulp Colour: Golden to sweet amber
  • Taste: Sweet, rich, high-quality dessert fig
  • Flowers: Enclosed inside the fig — not visible externally
  • Texture: Tender skin; soft flesh; a small, near-closed "eye" (ostiole) at the tip that resists rain and insect entry

Why Deanna Fig

  • No fig wasp required: unlike Smyrna-type figs such as Calimyrna, which need a specific pollinating wasp not found in most of India, Deanna is self-fruitful and sets fruit reliably on its own.

  • Bred to fix a real problem: developed at UC Riverside specifically to replace the caprification-dependent Calimyrna with something easier to grow and just as good to eat.

  • Genuinely large fruit: figs regularly weigh 100 grams or more — noticeably bigger than the fruit on most fig varieties sold in India.

  • Less prone to cracking: bred for reduced splitting, which helps in India's humid, monsoon-prone summers — fruit can still split after heavy rain or uneven watering.

  • Closed "eye" reduces spoilage: the small, near-sealed tip keeps rain and insects out of the fruit, so fewer figs sour or rot on the branch compared with open-eyed varieties.

  • Tissue-culture grown: lab-propagated for uniform, true-to-variety plants.

  • A fruit you cannot buy: fully ripe figs are too delicate to survive a supply chain to a shop shelf — growing your own is genuinely the only way to taste one at peak ripeness

Inside The Box

  • 1 live Deanna Fig Plant, 30–50 cm tall
  • Black poly nursery bag
  • Pre-moistened growing medium

Please Note

  • Fruit images are for variety reference only. The plant dispatched is a sapling — fruit production begins in 1–2 years under good growing conditions.

  • Fruit size, colour, sweetness, yield, and fruiting time vary with climate, nutrition, pruning, and local growing conditions.

  • Outdoor plant requiring full sun (8 hours minimum daily). Not suitable for shaded or indoor growing.

  • Light: Full sun, minimum 6 hours direct sunlight daily — fruiting drops off sharply in shade.

  • Water:

Summer — every 2 to 3 days (check that the top 2–3 cm of soil has dried before watering);

Monsoon — reduce sharply, water only if soil is dry, and ensure the pot/bed drains well to avoid root rot;

Winter — every 6 to 8 days, allowing soil to dry between waterings.

  • Soil: Well-draining, slightly loamy soil enriched with compost or well-rotted manure; figs dislike waterlogged roots.

  • Feeding: Feed with a balanced or potassium-rich fertiliser once a month through the active growing season (spring to early monsoon); skip feeding in peak winter dormancy.

  • Repotting: Deanna grows into a larger tree than most fig varieties, so move it to a bigger pot/grow bag every 12 months in the early years, and plan for a generously sized container or open ground as it matures.

  • Seasonal habit: In cooler North Indian winters the plant may drop most of its leaves and look bare — this is normal deciduous dormancy, not plant death. It regrows vigorously in spring. Deanna also has good tolerance for light winter chill.

Shipping Costs

  • Free Delivery: Available for Orders Above INR 499.
  • Prepaid Orders Below INR 499: Shipping Charge of INR 54.
  • Cash on Delivery Orders Below INR 499: Shipping Charge of INR 84.

Plant Safe-Arrival Guarantee

Damaged or dead on arrival? We replace it free. A few yellow or dropped leaves are normal transit stress and revive in 5–7 days — not damage.

  • Damaged plant or pot: claim within 7 days of delivery. Dead plant on arrival: claim within 48 hours of delivery
  • Unboxing video required: please record one continuous video, sealed box to plant out. Claims without an unboxing video cannot be accepted
  • Covered: broken stem, uprooted roots, fully dried/rotted foliage, cracked pot, wrong or missing item
  • Not covered: minor transit stress, care damage after delivery, claims without an unboxing video, claims after these time limits
  • Resolution: free replacement, or store credit if you prefer. If a replacement is unavailable, we refund the value of the damaged or dead plant or item (for COD orders, we request your bank details)
  • To claim: WhatsApp +91 93037 51612 with your order number, photos, and the video
When will it start giving fruit?
Fig is one of the quickest fruit plants — with full sun, watering and feeding, it often starts fruiting 1–2 years after planting. Timing varies with plant size, climate and container. Deanna is self-fruitful, so one plant is enough.
When are the figs ready to pick?
Pick figs when they turn soft and droop slightly on the stalk; the skin also deepens in colour, usually to yellow or greenish-yellow. Softness is the best sign — figs do not ripen further after picking, so leave them on the plant until they are soft. Fruiting time varies by region; in many areas the main crop comes in the warm months.
Can I grow it in a grow bag or pot on my terrace?
Yes. Start the young plant in a 15×15 or 18×18 inch grow bag (diameter × height) and move it up to a 24×18 or 24×24 inch grow bag over the next 1–2 years as it grows. Use a bag or pot with good drainage holes and a well-drained potting mix, and place it where it gets 6–8 hours of direct sun. Figs are among the best fruit plants for terrace containers. A container plant stays smaller and gives a lighter crop than one planted in the ground.
How often should I water it?
Water when the top 3–5 cm of soil feels dry — check with your finger; the soil check matters more than the number of days. As a rough guide, in a grow bag this is every 2–3 days in summer and every 6–8 days in winter; in the monsoon, water only when the soil is dry. Figs dislike wet roots, so make sure the bag drains freely.
What should I do when the plant arrives?
Open the box the same day and water it if the soil feels dry. Keep it in bright shade for 3–4 days, then move it into full sun gradually. The black nursery bag is only for transport — once the plant has settled and shows no wilting (usually after about a week), plant it in the ground or a grow bag: remove the black nursery bag carefully without breaking the root ball, and keep the soil at the same level on the stem as before. Water well after planting, and do not fertilise for the first 3–4 weeks. If the plant arrives dead, message us within 48 hours of delivery; for other damage, within 7 days.
Why is my fig losing all its leaves in winter?
This is normal. Fig is deciduous — in cooler winters, especially in North India, it can drop most of its leaves and look bare. Water much less while it rests and do not fertilise; healthy plants put out new leaves when the weather warms up. Scratch a stem lightly: green under the bark means the plant is alive. A fig that arrives with few or no leaves in winter is resting, not dead.
Why are the figs splitting or dropping before ripening?
Splitting usually happens after heavy rain or a big watering following dry soil — keep watering even. Young plants also drop some fruit while they are establishing. Small brownish-orange spots under the leaves can be fig rust, which is common in humid weather; remove badly affected leaves and message us on WhatsApp with photos if it spreads.
Can it handle Indian weather?
Yes. Fig loves heat and handles Indian summers well when watered regularly. Protect it from waterlogging in the monsoon, and expect leaf drop in cold North Indian winters.
What will I receive?
One Deanna Fig plant (two in the Pack of 2), about 30–50 cm tall, in a black poly nursery bag with growing medium. It does not come with a pot or fruits. Plant height and shape vary with season and nursery stage. The milky sap from leaves and stems can irritate skin — wear gloves when pruning — and the leaves and sap are toxic to pets if chewed, so plant it where pets cannot reach it.
Will the harvested fruits look exactly like the images shown?
Images are for reference purposes only. Fruit size, shape, and color may vary based on climate, growing conditions, plant age, and care.
What if my plant arrives damaged?
We offer 7 Days Free Damage Replacement. Report a damaged plant within 7 days of delivery, and a plant that arrives dead within 48 hours. Message us on WhatsApp at 9303751612 with your order number, clear photos and an unboxing video. In a Pack of 2, tell us which plant is affected; we replace that plant. An unboxing video is required for every damage or dead-plant claim, so please record one continuous video from the sealed box to taking the plant out. Claims without an unboxing video cannot be accepted. Covered: broken main stems, uprooted plants, fully dried or rotted plants and wrong or missing items.
How long does delivery take, and is COD available?
After dispatch, plants usually reach metro cities in 3–5 days and other locations in 5–8 days. Delivery is free on orders above ₹499. Cash on Delivery for live plants is available only on eligible metro pincodes — checkout shows whether it is available for yours.
Is customer support available to guide me?
Yes. If you face any issue, message us on WhatsApp at 9303751612 with your order number and our team will guide you.
Package Dimension:
Item Weight :
Net Quantity: 1
Colour : N/A
Assembly Required: No
SKU : Deanna_Fig
Brand : OrganicBazar
Country of Origin: India
Manufacturer: HEALTHUNBOX PRIVATE LIMITED
Consumer Care: 9513316259 | Email - support@organicbazar.net
Consumer Care Address: P NO 225, NEAR OF WATER TANK, VIPATPURA, Narsinghpur (M.P) 487001