Only certain fig types (Smyrna, Calimyrna) require the tiny wasp Blastophaga psenes for pollination. Common figs (Ficus carica) are parthenocarpic—no wasp needed.
Your “weed fig” with pithy fruit is likely a seedling or wild type. The wasp is not commercially available and has a complex life cycle.
Skip the wasp hunt; plant a known variety.
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