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From Rewton:
In the U.S. there are two main varieties that go under the name of "Vasilika Sika". One is the Belleclare long fingered version that is closely related to Dalmatie. I don't know if it is the same as Dalmatie though. It produces oblong green figs with red pulp.
Andreas posted that in Greece: “there are 3 kinds of vasilika sika.
1) vasilika mavra ( Black kind of fig)
2) vasilika aspra (white kind of fig)
3) vasilika melissi (honey like skin color) sika is actually spelled with a y (syka) not an i but it sounds the same in greek and it is just the word for fig in greek.” In reality, Vasilika Sika ( BC ) has been accepted to be either Stella or Dalmatie. Vasilika Sika ( VS ) however is still up for debait. Could this be Vasilika Aspra?
2) vasilika aspra (white kind of fig)
3) vasilika melissi (honey like skin color) sika is actually spelled with a y (syka) not an i but it sounds the same in greek and it is just the word for fig in greek.” In reality, Vasilika Sika ( BC ) has been accepted to be either Stella or Dalmatie. Vasilika Sika ( VS ) however is still up for debait. Could this be Vasilika Aspra?
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