The ancient city of Estahban, nestled in the heart of Iran’s Fars province, is renowned for its rich agricultural heritage. A cornerstone of this legacy is the Ficus carica fig tree, a unique cultivar that has thrived in the region for centuries.
The life cycle of a fig tree is a testament to nature’s patience and precision. It begins with a tiny seed, sown in the early spring. Under the nurturing embrace of the middle eastern sun and the fertile soil of Estahban, the seed germinates, giving birth to a delicate seedling. As the seasons change, the sapling grows, its branches reaching for the sky. Years pass, and the tree matures, its form becoming a testament to time’s gentle touch. Typically, it takes 3-5 years for a fig tree to reach maturity and begin bearing fruit.