I have 6 year old Desert King fig tree. I have harvested about 40-50 figs each of the last 3 years, all of which are the breba crop. As I understand and have observed, the breba crop emerges in the spring on last years growth, and what is referred to as the main crop emerges on current years new growth. None of my main crop figs have matured. My question is - Should I remove main crop figlets to encourage breba crop figs next year? I have tried to monitor what happens if I do or don't remove the figlets, but my methods have not shown clear results. I am trying to maximize the production of breba crop, since they will mature. I haven't been able to accurately document if a breba fig will follow at the node where I remove a figlet, or if I don't remove the figlet and it dies or dries up will a breba fig follow in the spring. All new growth may not have figlets. Also, wondering if it would be wise to prune off branches that do have main crop figlets in the fall or spring with the intent that it would encourage breba production on branches that do not have figlets. This year I also tried pinching the terminal bud on branches that had small figlets last fall. It stimulated new branches but not figs at the nodes.