Figs I want to do more research on: Black Celeste 5:22 Smith 6:21 Azores Dark 6:40 Calderwood Unk 8:21 LSU Tiger 8:39 Alba 16:24 Paradiso G 18:43 napolitana Blanca from ponds 20:49 Calls out for Jesus :P 21:39 Green ishia 23:39 White Mederia 23:58 Corinemixera (don't know spelling) 24:19 verdolino and Foucault Salame 24:21 Verdino Del Nord 24:37 Verdolino 26:10 Paradiso cero 26:10 Green Michurinska 26:13 Preto de Torres Novas 26:45 Joualle Noire 27:09 Nerucciolo d'Elba 27:37 Victoria 29:40 Capol Curt Negra (MP) 29:59 i258 30:08 Sucrette 30:26 Galicia Negra 30:39 Rossellino (PB) 36:17 St. Martin 37:26 Blanche De Deux Saison 37:58 Violette Sepor 37:58 Bourjassotte Grise 38:02 golden rainbow & yellow longneck 38:37 Noire de Barbentane 39:22 Picciotto Tolosa 40:51 Princesa 41:50 Sultane 42:47 LSU whoo yay (Don't know the spelling) and the LSU champagne 43:12 Sicilian and blue celeste 44:51 La Magdeleine 44:26
I’ve only ripened Rossellino from that list and it’s quite good. It ripened in February, here in San Diego, it was a young plant from cutting rooted in 2019, so the potential is there for something really enjoyable. VdB-esque and wants to pack on the fruit.
A little help: Paradiso (Jean). Napolitana Blanca from Pons (MP = Monserrat Pons). Not Foucault but fico (fig in italian). Paradiso (Siro). LSU Hollier.
Hi Ross: Could you have the name of your figs mention on your videos spell out on the video so we can be able to take proper notes.? It will be very helpful to your viewers.
Hey Ross, I noticed you NEVER mention Cravens Craving. Why is that. You also don’t have it listed anywhere on your spreadsheets. What’s the deal? Is it worth growing?
I live in the UK and the temper in my zone can drop to 35 degrees F. I have just started growing figs and so I don’t really no anything. I have one tree in a pot what sort of winter protection should I consider for it
@@RossRaddi the only one I have right now is a Chicago hardy. I've got your list of hardy figs, which I'll probably try to buy next year, minus the turkey lol.
Most fruit and nut trees will have a good year then it will almost certainly be followed by a light crop which is much larger in size. The get consistant good crops af good fruit it is necessary to thin the fruit in its heavy crop phase. Fruit is also plural for many fruit. Fruits is not normally grammatically correct. You really wont tell what fruiting consistancy will be untill planted out and given 5 to 7 years.
When it comes to seedling genome variability 50% will take after either the pollen parent or the seed parent. The other 50% will take after anything in the genomic make so one maybe a male tree thus making a good pollen tree but no good for fruit. Then again you might get a number of different good fruiting trees each with different qualities and some maybe downright terrible. This is how new varieties come about. I believe if the variety hangs downward when ripe it will be less likely to ferment in wet humid weather.
Is bird poop good luck? If you ask the Russians, where this popular superstition is said to have originated, they will say yes!...Well it happened to me at work, with a gull doing the pooping and I am still waiting for the Lottery money.....Bird nest alert? Years ago I had to wear a hard hat while cutting the grass because of a Mockingbird nest nearby.
Figs I want to do more research on:
Black Celeste 5:22
Smith 6:21
Azores Dark 6:40
Calderwood Unk 8:21
LSU Tiger 8:39
Alba 16:24
Paradiso G 18:43
napolitana Blanca from ponds 20:49
Calls out for Jesus :P 21:39
Green ishia 23:39
White Mederia 23:58
Corinemixera (don't know spelling) 24:19
verdolino and Foucault Salame 24:21
Verdino Del Nord 24:37
Verdolino 26:10
Paradiso cero 26:10
Green Michurinska 26:13
Preto de Torres Novas 26:45
Joualle Noire 27:09
Nerucciolo d'Elba 27:37
Victoria 29:40
Capol Curt Negra (MP) 29:59
i258 30:08
Sucrette 30:26
Galicia Negra 30:39
Rossellino (PB) 36:17
St. Martin 37:26
Blanche De Deux Saison 37:58
Violette Sepor 37:58
Bourjassotte Grise 38:02
golden rainbow & yellow longneck 38:37
Noire de Barbentane 39:22
Picciotto Tolosa 40:51
Princesa 41:50
Sultane 42:47
LSU whoo yay (Don't know the spelling) and the LSU champagne 43:12
Sicilian and blue celeste 44:51
La Magdeleine 44:26
lol
I’ve only ripened Rossellino from that list and it’s quite good. It ripened in February, here in San Diego, it was a young plant from cutting rooted in 2019, so the potential is there for something really enjoyable. VdB-esque and wants to pack on the fruit.
You just saved me 4 hours of viewing this on video
A little help: Paradiso (Jean). Napolitana Blanca from Pons (MP = Monserrat Pons). Not Foucault but fico (fig in italian). Paradiso (Siro). LSU Hollier.
Nice trees, Ross and very clean yard. Super !
You love figs ! Lol . I keep ordering trees. My yards going to look like yours soon. Great job, beautiful!!🌱🤟
Hi Ross: Could you have the name of your figs mention on your videos spell out on the video so we can be able to take proper notes.? It will be very helpful to your viewers.
lets gooooo been waiting for another one of these type of vids 🔥🔥👏
Thanks for the video Ross. Keep up the great work.
So true Figs are Finnicky!
Do you use a special grafting tool? Or just shave it with the grafting knife? The scion that is.
Loved every minute! Thanks Ross
Hey Ross, I noticed you NEVER mention Cravens Craving. Why is that. You also don’t have it listed anywhere on your spreadsheets. What’s the deal? Is it worth growing?
Hey Ross, will you be covering your pots this year?
If I could without attracting mosquitoes, I would.
Very nice ....great info....would love to hear about how much to water and how offen? thank you for your time
What about the Kadota fig? This variety is a very heavy producer.
I live in the UK and the temper in my zone can drop to 35 degrees F. I have just started growing figs and so I don’t really no anything. I have one tree in a pot what sort of winter protection should I consider for it
It'll be fine. Figs handle UK winters easily without protection
None
Great vid as usual. Do you think any of the LSU figs would survive zone 5b?
Nothing would without protection.
@@RossRaddi the only one I have right now is a Chicago hardy. I've got your list of hardy figs, which I'll probably try to buy next year, minus the turkey lol.
@@RossRaddi also, those cameras can really be a pain if you don't watch where you're going 😳
Hey Ross I live in India , can you suggest me which fig verities is good for my climate
your fiber levels must be fantastic
How many total trees are there at your house?
21.39 holy lol!!!
Money shot for sure!
Looks great Ross! You reacted fast when Jesus flew in👍
Ross I'm noticing a lack of figs in this video 😂
Most fruit and nut trees will have a good year then it will almost certainly be followed by a light crop which is much larger in size. The get consistant good crops af good fruit it is necessary to thin the fruit in its heavy crop phase.
Fruit is also plural for many fruit. Fruits is not normally grammatically correct. You really wont tell what fruiting consistancy will be untill planted out and given 5 to 7 years.
When it comes to seedling genome variability 50% will take after either the pollen parent or the seed parent.
The other 50% will take after anything in the genomic make so one maybe a male tree thus making a good pollen tree but no good for fruit. Then again you might get a number of different good fruiting trees each with different qualities and some maybe downright terrible. This is how new varieties come about. I believe if the variety hangs downward when ripe it will be less likely to ferment in wet humid weather.
Is bird poop good luck? If you ask the Russians, where this popular superstition is said to have originated, they will say yes!...Well it happened to me at work, with a gull doing the pooping and I am still waiting for the Lottery money.....Bird nest alert? Years ago I had to wear a hard hat while cutting the grass because of a Mockingbird nest nearby.
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