Why do your kadota figs die before maturity?

Kadota figs may die before maturity due to several factors, including inadequate watering, poor soil drainage, or nutrient deficiencies. Pests and diseases, such as fig rust or root rot, can also contribute to their decline. Additionally, environmental stressors, like extreme temperatures or inadequate sunlight, can hinder their growth. Ensuring proper care and monitoring for issues can help improve their chances of reaching maturity.