Black Jack fig in Palos Verdes, CA (planted June) grew well, set fruit, then all leaves withered by October 1. Cambium green under bark.
Figs are deciduous—they drop leaves in fall/winter. Sudden loss in October is normal dormancy onset, especially after a long growing season.
New leaves emerge in spring. Fruit forms on new wood—prune in late winter for shape and production.
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