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Glad you enjoyed it

That is the purpose of the grafts. Similar to my apple and pear trees where I have multiple varieties grafted to one tree. I am hoping it will help with pollination and also allow more varieties to grow in a smaller space.

In the past, I have successfully done both air layering and rooted cuttings. This year I plan to just let them do whatever they want

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@stephendunn4942 Thank you. I am trying something new. Have a seedling that split into 3 equal branches about 2ft off the ground. I grafted 3 varieties one on each branch and they all leafed out about 2 weeks ago. Not sure how this will work out. Thanks again and good luck 👍

@quintyoung have you fertilized it at all? I don't really like to use man made fertilizers, but I have struggled the last several years so I did take some advice and threw a handful of 13-13-13 around each of my figs. It does seem to have helped.

Yes, I have seen the bags used by others. However, I seemed to have problems doing so. I do prefer to wrap the entire scion in a layer of parafilm, but did not have any during these grafts.

Yes, thank you!

Were? Mine still are! LOL!!!

@@stephendunn4942 well all our wild berries are stalled out but our thornless are makin

I was able to figure out what one of the "forgotten" varieties are in the video; LSU Gold.

Here is the pawpaw video I made the same day as this fig video. ua-cam.com/video/MxsXIXdKQvw/v-deo.htmlsi=vVVIagDSRfi66wDl

Not so sure I would call it crunchy. Last year I thought the heat had made it a little tough on the outside, but in hindsight it may just be what I would consider a "chewy" fig. Here is a link to last year's tasting. ua-cam.com/video/JHetALbJoEw/v-deo.htmlsi=SnQJujmxX0iRcMwF

With some research it will be seen that goldfish do like to eat duckweed. That is the reason it was put with them. They actually ended up eating all of it over a period of time as I did not replenish the duckweed.

@@stephendunn4942 Thz for reply. I think either it likes or not you should support plastic ring floating on surface which is free from duckweed. so fish can choose air or food. thz.

Thanks! Not sure about its past use, but seems to be working so far.😊

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Thnx!

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Actually the goldfish do eat duckweed and they were happy enough to breed in the tank.

How is there a nitrites if there's so many duckweed?

This is an awful comment.

You can see the goldfish actively shoving its face further into the duckweed, rather than keeping in the open spot it made for itself.

Wow im just telling you the right way based in my experience the tank is lack of oxygen, it’s not the way how goldfish eats, you need to stop them sucking some air to avoid swim bladder decease, that’s air gasping, search and learn more, i want to share to you the exact way on how to keep a goldfish. Awful comment? Nah That’s real talk, have a great fish keeping you’ll.

I am sorry, but no I do not. Actually , lost a few during the previous two weird winters we've had. I really need to look at everything this coming year and decide what I want to try and replace.

I did not experience success, but it is probably due to some error on my my part. I think maybe the berries may not have been ripe enough. It would be worth trying again, but I probably won't do it this year.

@@stephendunn4942 Thank you for updating in the comments. I am also trying to germinate these seeds via the cold stratification method. May your days be warm, and your drinks be cool.

Great! Since you will get some before I do, let me know how they taste. Do you think they may take a year or two of production to reach their full taste potential?

It's always hard to tell which varieties will taste great right from the start and which ones take a couple of seasons to produce good fruit. When it comes to growing apples patience is a virtue. :) @@stephendunn4942

Thank you!

Thank you!

Those are the dogwood fruit. Each one has a seed that you can harvest to grow more dogwoods. If you leave them on the tree the birds will thank you.

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