What you get: one healthy Five Fingers Fig plant, about 1-2 feet tall, supplied in a poly bag without a pot and packed…
About the fruit: soft sweet flesh full of tiny seeds. Season is June to September. Fig is one of the easiest fruit tree…
Where it grows: plant it in the ground or in a 16 inch or larger pot on a terrace, balcony or courtyard. It needs 6 or…
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What you get: one healthy Five Fingers Fig plant, about 1-2 feet tall, supplied in a poly bag without a pot and packed in a ventilated box. Well rooted and ready to plant.
About the fruit: soft sweet flesh full of tiny seeds. Season is June to September. Fig is one of the easiest fruit trees for a pot and can give a crop in its first or second season.
Where it grows: plant it in the ground or in a 16 inch or larger pot on a terrace, balcony or courtyard. It needs 6 or more hours of light a day and soil that drains freely.
Time to first harvest: about 1 to 2 years from planting. Let the plant build a strong frame first and pick off the very earliest flowers, and the crop grows bigger every year after that.
Care after delivery: keep it out of direct sun for 7 to 10 days, water as soon as it arrives, then move it to a bright spot. Water again when the top of the soil feels dry to a finger.
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PYANABI
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PYANABI Five Fingers Fig Plant Live 1-2 Ft costs ₹499 on Amazon, 48% below its ₹960 MRP.
Price and stock last checked on Amazon on 15 Nov 2026.
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About this item
What you get: one healthy Five Fingers Fig plant, about 1-2 feet tall, supplied in a poly bag without a pot and packed in a ventilated box. Well rooted and ready to plant.
About the fruit: soft sweet flesh full of tiny seeds. Season is June to September. Fig is one of the easiest fruit trees for a pot and can give a crop in its first or second season.
Where it grows: plant it in the ground or in a 16 inch or larger pot on a terrace, balcony or courtyard. It needs 6 or more hours of light a day and soil that drains freely.
Time to first harvest: about 1 to 2 years from planting. Let the plant build a strong frame first and pick off the very earliest flowers, and the crop grows bigger every year after that.
Care after delivery: keep it out of direct sun for 7 to 10 days, water as soon as it arrives, then move it to a bright spot. Water again when the top of the soil feels dry to a finger.
