The Adam Apricot fig is a unique and interesting variety that serves dual purposes. It is particularly valuable for those wishing to pollinate their figs while also enjoying edible figs in one season. This variety has a productive early breba crop of inedible violet-colored male figs filled with pollen and wasps. These figs are essential for pollination purposes.

The edible summer crop is a green-yellow fig with an interior color ranging from pink to golden. The flesh of the almost fully ripe edible figs tastes of honeydew melon, and the riper figs have an unmistakable apricot flavor. The edible summer crop is very prolific, with some fruits containing few to no seeds. This characteristic makes it likely a persistent Caprifig type, beneficial for breeding experiments and producing tasty edible figs with an apricot jelly-like texture and taste.