Corragio Fig Cutting - Unrooted 8"+, 3+ Nodes | Rare Ficus carica Variety, Sweet Dark Fig Tree for Grafting or Propagation

Corragio Fig Cutting - Unrooted 8"+, 3+ Nodes | Rare Ficus carica Variety, Sweet Dark Fig Tree for Grafting or Propagation1 Corragio fig cutting, unrooted, freshly harvested from a vigorous tree Minimum 8 inches long with at least 3 healthy nodes Rare Ficus carica cultivar with deep purple skin and rich, jammy flavor Excellent for propagation or grafting high success rate with proper care Known for high productivity, early ripening, and complex flavor profile Great choice for collectors or those expanding their rare fig varieties Grows well in zones 7 10; thrives in

• 1 Corragio fig cutting, unrooted, freshly harvested from a vigorous tree

• Minimum 8 inches long with at least 3 healthy nodes

• Rare Ficus carica cultivar with deep purple skin and rich, jammy flavor

• Excellent for propagation or grafting – high success rate with proper care

• Known for high productivity, early ripening, and complex flavor profile

• Great choice for collectors or those expanding their rare fig varieties

• Grows well in zones 7-10; thrives in containers or open soil

• Harvested without chemicals, shipped fresh and moisture-wrapped

• Perfect for backyard orchards, edible landscapes, or fruit enthusiasts

Grow one of the most sought-after rare fig varieties with this unrooted Corragio fig cutting (Ficus carica). Each cutting is taken from a healthy, well-established tree and measures at least 8 inches with 3 or more nodes, ideal for rooting or grafting.

The Corragio fig is a unique cultivar known for its deep purple skin, complex jammy flavor, and high-quality fruit. It performs well in a variety of climates and is especially valued by fig collectors for its early ripening and robust growth.

This unrooted cutting is shipped fresh, moisture-sealed, and ready for propagation. It's a great way to expand your collection with a fig that delivers in both taste and performance.

Suitable for USDA zones 7 through 10, this fig also does well in pots for those in cooler climates.