Brazilian Pink Fig Fruit Plant (Ficus carica) – Tissue Culture

One tree. No pollinator needed. A full harvest of sweet figs from your own garden.

Brazilian Pink is a premium fig variety (Ficus carica) selected for its large, sweet fruit with dark purple-pink skin and soft amber-pink pulp. Propagated by tissue culture — producing pathogen-free, uniform, true-to-variety plants with vigorous establishment. Fig trees are self-fruitful: no companion tree or pollinator needed. A single healthy plant produces 5–15 kg or more of fruit per season.

Plant Details

Variety: Brazilian Pink (Ficus carica)
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: Medium-sized, pear-shaped to slightly round fruit with a broad base and narrow neck.
Skin Colour: Dark purple-pink to brownish-red at maturity
Pulp Colour: Light amber to soft pink
Taste: Sweet, rich, aromatic
Flowers: Enclosed inside the fig — not visible externally
Texture: Smooth, thin skin with soft, juicy, and slightly grainy pink flesh

Why Brazilian Pink Fig

• Self-fruitful — one plant is all you need: Unlike most fruit trees that require cross-pollination, Brazilian Pink Fig sets fruit on its own. A single plant in a home garden or on a terrace produces a full harvest.

• Exceptionally large, sweet fruit: Brazilian Pink is valued for its generous fruit size, soft pulp, and rich sweetness — superior eating quality compared to common commercial fig varieties.

• Tissue culture propagated: Each plant is produced through tissue culture — ensuring it is free from common fig viruses, uniform in growth, and true to the Brazilian Pink variety. Healthier establishment, faster fruiting.

• Two harvests per year: Fig trees in India produce a summer crop (June–July) and an autumn crop (October–December) — two fruiting cycles annually from one plant.

• Container-friendly: With regular pruning, Brazilian Pink Fig can be maintained at a manageable size in large containers (50–100 litre) on terraces and farmhouse gardens.

• Nutritionally rich fruit: Figs are a good source of dietary fibre, calcium, potassium, and iron. Fresh figs have been valued in traditional medicine for digestive health for centuries.
  

Inside The Box

• 1 live Brazilian Pink 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.