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I’m getting ripe Pawpaw right now. But the ripening time usually lasts 3-4 wks. Chestnuts are last week of September or so. So your timing is good.

I am originally only 20 min from Owosso Mi. Could you share what time of year paw paws are ripe? Also what time of year chestnuts are ripe. I’m writing this 9/11/24 I plan on going home for a visit in the next few weeks and would like to plan my trip to coincide. In addition what should I expect to pay per lb for paw paws and chestnut varieties. Thank you so much in advance. much appreciated Laurel L

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You have plant for sale.Thanks

I have a smaller dolly I use...UNLESS my husband is around to carry them. :)

Dan...In your 6b zone, would it survive your winter if it were planted in the ground and protected with burlap?

great job Dan; how long do you keep them in those small pots? John in Victoria, BC

Hi Dan. I love. Your Garden. What material are those large pots you have the figs in?

You make great videos.

Interesting display of success. Enjoyed your operation👍

I have one of those yellow PH meters. Was thinking I needed a special soil PH meter. Good seeing how you used it and good knowing I can use what I have. What was the PH of the water reading? Thanks for sharing.

I can’t wait till I have “extra” figs. That’s a foreign concept to me still

What do these figs taste like?

Definitely helpful air layering video.Im going to try your method on my Violette de Bordeaux before August here in east Tennessee.Wish me luck.Thanks !

Don you ever get mold with all that humidity? Or do you put hydrogen peroxide in your spray?

Mike Kincaid turned me on to your green cuttings propogation. Thanks so much Dan, for sharing this new (to me) technique. 3 yrs later but still so impactful for anyone, especially newbies like me. This opens up possibilites for me since I just realized I might have gotten two figs that probalby came from tissue culture and they're all leggy with new stems coming out all over the place. This makes me feel better knowing that all the new and slender growth can be used. I understand that the cutting will not produce the spidery growth pattern of the parent plant. So it's not a loss since TC plants will be my prolific mother plants.

I just rooted this variety less than 6 months and it has figs already.

I'm looking forward to taste this fig next year. Dan just replace my dead Harry's Crete tree. Thank you Dan. New subscriber.

What is the reason for leaving a leaf on? Is it necessary? I thought it would dry out the cutting faster.

Can you say sugar? 😂

What do you do with all of the figs that ripen?

Which do you prefer, or had better luck with the rock wool blocks or the Root riot? I had seen these videos months ago and early winter I did 5 very small cuttings in some old rooting blocks I had and 4 of them got roots very fast, I was impressed. Today, all those plants are bigger than the mother trees are. Im going to be topping several of my trees this week and have both the rock wool and root riot..... what say you?

Hi my friend can I get a cutting from this beautiful fig tree

Hi friend can I get cut fr9m this beautiful fig

Thank you!!

Hi Dan, thanks for the great video! Where did you get those 26 inch pots? They look pretty sturdy and nice looking as well!

I'm kind of confused as Ross the Fig Boss said there was some very notable complex berry flavor.

Sounds like a keeper

Nice info.

Both of those gardeners should do tours periodically!

Good 👍

Good fig

Hey Dan, love the videos! My brother turned me on to you. I was wondering if you trade fig cuttings? or sell cutting? I only have an Italian fig and a black mission fig which I'm sure you already have lol Id love to grow my collection! Thanks in advance!

so cool

Interesting that it's mostly organic material. Seems like a lot of growers prefer a large part of perlite/pumice/calcined clay, etc. Can't argue with your results though, so maybe figs aren't too picky.

Where can i purchase calderona fig tree?

How was the success rate with the transplanting of the rockwool? Also with the root riot? thanks for sharing.

I'm thinking I'm going to take some internode cutting, like one dormant above and one under. I'm in SW Mi. I was wondering for fungus if Tea Tree oil or maybe something like Baking Soda or Borax might help with mold somehow? Dusting with Diatomaceous Earth possibly as well?

Fehmarn is a Brown Turkey Type. It was found ob the German Island Fehmarn.

Love the vid!

Cool! Thanks 👍👍

Fun thanks for sharing.

1st off… I can comment! Thanks for sharing your visit to CA. Thanks to the fig growers Nick & Pamala for showing your fig collection. Smith, Genevese Nero, Adriatic JH, Tradiva L4 are a few of my favs. 6a Michigan

Great video Dan, I really like the stories associated with all the various fig cultivars, do more! I'm here in zone 9A, Texas, it was a tough year with all the 100 plus degrees and little rain but now I'm getting more figs as the weather comes more in line with it's early Fall pattern.

Dan, thanks for sharing this adventure, enjoy California, we are getting frost warning tonight in Michigan.

If you’ve put an air layer on too late, and have to over winter. How does the rootball fair when the temperature gets down to the thirties?

Dan, great video..I live outside chicago about 25 miles west zone 5b. Can I safely store potted figs in my unseated detached garage ? Thanks again and keep up the good work.

Hi Dan- New to your channel. From another of your videos, I gathered that you 'promote' your favorites to the row of large containers. I'd love to see which varieties made the cut, and what you like best for your climate. Thanks!

Hi Dan, What do you use for a soil mix?