Thank you for the hint. I had hoped to do that, and didn't realize that our nights getting cooler would make it go dormant so quickly. We haven't had a frost, but it has been in the lower 40's (Fahrenheit -- not sure what that is Celsius) a few times and that seemed to do it. I wonder how long a winter it needs before I can bring it out of dormancy and start next year's figs? I discovered that it made 2 little tiny figs, that are all dried up, so it did try! I'll go exploring...
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