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Angelito-exquisito-thermalito, whats the honest difference and Arely they similar enough to chose one and go on?

You have a beautiful house yard, very nice rock and green of plants and blue water

This has to be one of the best, most concise videos on formative pruning and scaffolding development on figs. Excellent, well done 👍 👏

This has to be one of the best, most concise videos on formative pruning and scaffolding development on figs. Excellent, well done 👍 👏

Water rooting or just using paper towels works pretty well, though. Fact is, figs root easily. There are lots of ways to do it. No need to overcomplicate the issue. Direct potting or rooting in water/sand/paper towels and then potting are probably the best as they avood transplant/up-potting.

The tree should’ve been repotted a year ago. It’s totally pot bound, obviously

get a larger bucket and soak the the entire ball. leave it in the water for 5 minutes and put the next one in.

Wow, I’m surprised the leaves hasn’t shriveled…which means these fig trees are a lot stronger than I thought.

Ok the here's Johnny was hilarious. I was not expecting that 🤣

16 minutes of this ? you could have said in 2 minutes

How much you sale for both.Rooted cuttings

Not doing too well in Washington state too much rain,my small fig doing better CHICAGO HARDY!

Question. If a cutting needs to form a callus as a precurser to root development, why make a completely new cut on the bottom if it is already healed over? Thanks

Great video, lots of gems other folks don't cover. Thanks!

I’m trying a close approximation of this method this year for 10 cuttings. It’s so hard not to add more water…

Now you are norious fig hmm not notorious anymore

I just got bit by the fig bug and have acquired quite a few trees in a short amount of time. I plan on keeping most in pots, but putting some in ground. Do you have any advice for being in zone 6a?

Great looking beautiful fig, God bless it and you my friend!

Anyone know what chance of it coming out with rimada phenotype?

Any tastier one? And so no white Madeira or Celeste produce any pollen so these are needed for pollinating figs?

Do you have this happen we’re cuttings leaf out without roots and how to have them root first?

Why not pull bag over cutting? Would only have to dip cutting tip in wax. Save some duckies on tape and not restrict the buds. It's what I do and has the benefit of keeping fungus gnats out.

How do you know when they need more water?

Hi i followed your guide last year, they all died the bark rotted, I squeezed out as much water as i could. I think the issue for me is I used just normal potting mix, I can't get Promix here in Australia. Ill try again using method 2 and your 1 to 5 mix.

Also known as tromboncino squash.

The best! Steam one and puree with a bit of butter and salt- yum! I like growing a couple plants around the periphery of my compost pile so they get the nutrients that leach out. One plant will produce a few vines up to 20 feet long.

Nice. Care to share your g’house plans?

Leave it as is Water it, anyways ants don’t hurt the plant

Thug life

So what do you do after year three?

I am trying this tonight with 10 different cuttings (different varieties and sources). I am following the video exactly. I bought all the same materials. I'm excited to see what happens. Thanks for the video.

What are your top opinion most beautiful figs that also taste good-great? Figs whether they need pollen to produce or not?

Try adding a surfactant like dish soap when trying to rehydrate hydrophobic media. Or use something that isn’t soap…the key is the surfactant.

Thanks for all these postings - I'm learning a lot. I am preparing for spring rooting from cuttings using your method in tree pots. My question is once successfully growing is it best to up pot into a 5 gallon or could I go right into a 7 or 10 if that is my desired end pot?

Also when do you water your cuttings after they have leaves? I have also watched videos on this and I am still second guessing myself. I feel it’s still trial and error at this point in my figtabulous adventure. Second guessing gets me everytime.

I just started rooting cuttings this year and I have had success with Chicago hardy, but I lost all my desert king. My white Adriatic is holding on, but I fear they may meet their demise…I think I had them too wet. I just bought all the components to do it this way from watching your video as well as Ross’s video. I am going to make sure I wring out the soil just like you did and see if that helps. I also am battling with fungus gnats…yay. I have 80 houseplants including lemon trees. BTI HERE I COME!

These don’t mature enough to fruit do they? What do you do with these at the end of the season? Do you “overwinter” them?

I don't recall if you said when to remove the stretch wrap from the top portion of the cutting that's above ground?

What is the wattage per foot?

Black Celeste is next on my list. My fig collection is currently ten varieties with cuttings for 4 more varieties coming.

I love the tags I purchased from him

“Big nasty bush”? We’re not in the 80s

alright 👍

Great video with some good tips. Wish I had done some of this last year which was my first growing figs. I'm on the right track though and will prune them down to 30" this winter when they go dormant. I really like those branch spreaders. Thanks for sharing link to those as well as this video.

What is your temperature range in the greenhouse? Do you wait for the trees to go fully dormant before putting them in this greenhouse?

Good information, painful to watch. This video could have been 5 minutes instead of 25.

Can I grow these in ground zone 8b after 2-3 years of development and shaping?

I’ve been checking my cuttings and one looks like it has black mold growing just below the soil level. Should I start over? It’s been 3 weeks. What is the reason you put them in a plastic bin.?

Haha, I like that! 😄👍