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It’s Adriatic JH renamed ffs 🤦‍♂️ Let’s all stop pretending 🙏

I’m about 90 miles south of you in Kentucky. Do you have any in-ground fig trees or are all yours in pots? Seems everyone grows in pots and I’m trying to understand why. I have fig starters arriving this fall and need to figure out what to do with them.

So in the first year, cut off the top and all small branches?

I thought you're supposed to restrict the og a small fig trees

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Hey did you add Mykos to the soil mix? I saw that bag on the table but didn't see you add it. I didn't know if that hurts or helps the rooting process.

Do you trim bottom leaves when trying to ripen figs like Japanese growers? I'd like to know the science behind that.

Good info. I have no problem with any cuttings. Stone fruit, citrus, berries. The only thing that give me issues is figs.

I had a fig in a pot for 3 years, never grew more than a foot a year, few figs. I put it in the ground this spring, back of the garden, partial shade. Its grown 4 feet in every direction and is currently loaded with dozens upon dozens of figs

Hey where did you source this one from? Place or person?

Dawn squirrel is jacking my figs😂…….If they don’t stop stealing my figs, I will be having me a squirrel neighborhood barbecue 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Mixing water with an organic surfactant will solve this problem, after application it will turn the soil hydrophilic, then you can water more if you want to flush out the surfactant but if you use organic surfactants it will decompose in the soil

I sent you an email. Looking for Brown turkey fig cuttings.

Hiya from the UK and hope all well. I've been following your excellent videos on growing figs and wondered if you wouid be kind enough to offer advice on the Brown Turkey figs I potted up almost 14 months ago? They were potted up in 10lt (approx) tubs and have all grown to about 6 feet tall now with no side branches and one central leader. As the trunks are not very thick, I decided to grow them on for a further season. Not sure if they should now be potted up into larger pots, or just leave them in situ and cut them back to 24inches as advised a bit later in the season and hope the trunks will thicken over time? Many thanks All best Tim

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Hi Notorious, I'm Shouting out big thank you... for all your advise videos ...I have 70 fig plants successfully growing here in my yard all are a around foot tall, 4 of those are slow growing, remembering this was my first time at rooting fig cutting and with your method and advise I am over the moon with the results I am very happy with my first attempt.. Its coming on spring here in Queensland Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺 in couple weeks and these fig are out side and are starting to grow progressively fast so happy with the results and I will be following applying your stem one node training method in one of your other videos for a strong trunk and scaffold 😊👍👍👍👍

Hi Notorious, I'm Shouting out big thank you... for all your advise videos ...I have 70 fig plants successfully growing here in my yard all are a around foot tall, 4 of those are slow growing, remembering this was my first time at rooting fig cutting and with your method and advise I am over the moon with the results I am very happy with my first attempt.. Its coming on spring here in Queensland Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺 in couple weeks and these fig are out side and are starting to grow progressively fast so happy with the results and I will be following applying your stem one node training method in one of your other videos for a strong trunk and scaffold 😊👍👍👍👍

Hello there! Greatly appreciate all your contents. I have question about growing figs in grow tent. On your previous video, you said you don't use exhaust fans with grow tent. Did that change with this purchase? I'm trying to set up a grow tent for the winter for my figs and curious how the grow tent set up should be + what I need other than the tent and light. Thanks!

Apply Amdro around the base of the pot where it sits and some over the mulch. In a week, no more problem

So how do you do this if it's a few years old but it's kinda already in bush shape, just not worth it?

I have a weird problem. I can get the cuttings to roots like 99% of the time, but only get leaves maybe 70% of the time and the cutting eventually dies without pushing leaves. I think this is because of the rooting hormones causing the cutting to expend all of its energy on roots. I'm scoring the bottom inch or so and applying Clonex to the scored area. I'm thinking I should either not score (which has less area for roots) or move the cuttings to light as soon as I see roots. What do you think? Do you have any ideas to fix my no leaves problem?

What zone are you in thank you?

Enjoyed your lesson👍

Does Diatomaceous Earth work on fig mites?

Please let me know how and when I could get some cuttings from you thank you!!

Put the pot in a bucket full of water and let that soak for a few hours. This is just a quick fix. Change soil and get a bigger pot.

I've seen a LOT of fig pruning videos and yours was the best explained. It's like giving instructions on how to cook a recipe to someone who doesn't know how to cook. You need to explain every aspect thoroughly. You've done that. Kudos. I wish other people could master that skill! I do have a question though. First time growing fig trees. I grew fig cuttings in spring from twigs. NONE of the cuttings grew vertically with an apical bud. Instead, they all grew horizontal branching from the original cutting size. I've been in the process of growing one of the branches (the longest) vertically to establish that as the main trunk for next year. But I never got rid of the other branch. It's now almost the end of July. What should I do? Growing zone 7B. At what point should I snip the other branch because it sounds like I should have done that originally but at this point I'm unsure.

Someone else on youtube made a video about this. You have to water for 2-3 seconds. Stop. Let the water soak in while you water another tree. Then go back to that tree and water another 2-3 seconds. Rinse and repeat. By pre-soaking it allows the soil to absorb the water better. If you do it all at once the mass of the water along with gravity pull it down through the pot without giving it a chance to soak.

I had a single I-258 breba and unfortunately, it wasnt fantastic. I might've left it on the tree for too long. Hopefully, the main crop will justify its top tier classification.

Yikes ANTS 🐜 😬

I had just (1) I-258 breba this year on a first year fruiting tree. I'm hoping the other ones ripen in due time.

Does some of the soil not stay in contact with the water at all times as there are gaps between the pipes?

Do you sell capri fig cuttings or trees?

It is good though, which mean you treating your trees in a very healthy and organic ways. You don't use any pesticides. You are a healthy guy 👦 ❤️ 💙

Little bastards😂

They made a nest on one of my pots too days after I put mulch so I don’t mulch no more

Ants won't do that if you're watering your trees. They like undisturbed places

Let's be honest this is Bourjosotte Grise.

Can u show us how it is on the 5th year or more… i mean what is the plan for the tree to grow

Thank you 😊

Do you completely seal the lid on the container when propagating?

Nice treat for sure

Did that come off an inground tree or container?

Big figs baby!! Figoin and campaniere getting axed over here unless they really wow me this season . I want to eat figs like apples 😅

Nice 👍 hope mine turn out like yours Notorious fig Adam.D 👍😊🇦🇺

Just replaced my i258 because the one I had before was a i258Not (purchased from eBay before I knew better 😂). No figs from my new i258 this season but I see double bumps so I’m thinking i might get breba next year if I don’t prune too hard.

What large varieties are you thinking of focusing on?

Tremendous fig nice job! Best Wishes!

I bought a bunch of bowls at the dollar store to set my 5 gal pots in to catch the water and fertilizer each watering.