![Rob on X: "Figs are not really a fruit, they're inverted flowers. They require a unique kind of pollination that only comes from fig wasps that have to die inside in order Rob on X: "Figs are not really a fruit, they're inverted flowers. They require a unique kind of pollination that only comes from fig wasps that have to die inside in order](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EnEcOLeXcAciqFL.jpg:large)
Rob on X: "Figs are not really a fruit, they're inverted flowers. They require a unique kind of pollination that only comes from fig wasps that have to die inside in order
![Channa Prakash on X: "A fig is not actually a fruit; it's an inflorescence, a cluster of flowers. Fig wasps pollinate them, and eventually get embedded inside the fruits. Thanks to breeding, Channa Prakash on X: "A fig is not actually a fruit; it's an inflorescence, a cluster of flowers. Fig wasps pollinate them, and eventually get embedded inside the fruits. Thanks to breeding,](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FcgWcyJWIAE6swA.jpg)
Channa Prakash on X: "A fig is not actually a fruit; it's an inflorescence, a cluster of flowers. Fig wasps pollinate them, and eventually get embedded inside the fruits. Thanks to breeding,
![Painting a subject as detailed as the inside of this juicy fig can be daunting, but … | Contemporary botanical art, Botanical painting, Watercolor flowers paintings Painting a subject as detailed as the inside of this juicy fig can be daunting, but … | Contemporary botanical art, Botanical painting, Watercolor flowers paintings](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/20/d2/0f/20d20f9adb307f7745d2b51be704e924.png)
Painting a subject as detailed as the inside of this juicy fig can be daunting, but … | Contemporary botanical art, Botanical painting, Watercolor flowers paintings
![After a few frosty nights the inside of this fig turns a beautiful deep red. I love it : r/gardening After a few frosty nights the inside of this fig turns a beautiful deep red. I love it : r/gardening](https://preview.redd.it/62k6nx766cw11.jpg?auto=webp&s=4c8bbd39e9e24790d4f35fc46cb1eb6b859f5e35)