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Fig (Anjeer)All seasonsHardwood-cutting varietyUpdated 9 October 2026

Dinkar

An improved variety developed from the Poona fig, an improvement over Daulatabad for yield and fruit quality and gaining commercial importance.

SeasonAll seasons
Maturity periodPerennial; bears from year 2тАУ3
Expected yieldImproved yield and fruit quality over Daulatabad
Suitable soilAll soils

Quick facts

Type
Hardwood-cutting variety
Season
All seasons
Maturity period
Perennial; bears from year 2тАУ3
Expected yield
Improved yield and fruit quality over Daulatabad
Suitable soil
All soils
Release
Improved variety developed from the Poona fig; an improvement over Daulatabad

About this variety

Dinkar is an improved fig variety developed from the Poona fig. It is described as an improvement over the Daulatabad variety for both yield and fruit quality and is gaining commercial importance in Maharashtra's fig belt тАФ a good modern choice for a fresh-fig orchard aiming to out-yield the older traditional types.

Key characteristics

    Plant typeHardwood-cutting variety
    MaturityPerennial; bears from year 2тАУ3
    Yield potentialImproved yield and fruit quality over Daulatabad
    Disease resistanceImproved field performance
    SoilAll soils
    SeasonAll seasons

Yield & maturity

Maturity period

Perennial; bears from year 2тАУ3

Expected yield

Improved yield and fruit quality over Daulatabad

Actual yield depends on sowing time, soil, irrigation, weather, seed quality and crop management.

Pest & disease considerations

Major diseases

  • Improved field performance

Advantages & considerations

Why farmers may choose it

  • Improved yield and fruit quality over the older Daulatabad variety.
  • Gaining commercial importance in the Maharashtra fig belt.

Things to consider

  • As with most figs, needs a dry ripening and good drainage to perform; source clean cuttings of the true variety.

Suitable regions

States this variety is recommended for тАФ check locally, since a state can have more than one recommended zone.

  • Maharashtra