Wow! Incredible grower! I LOVE your videos and how he takes care of them to get the results he does. Keep doing videos... I would like to see how he roots his cuttings and how he makes his mix.
Carlos you are an awesome guy! The trees that you gave me are growing so well that I put them in my UA-cam videos. There are so many more varieties that I need to collect. Lets meet up again soon. I am hoping to go to Fig Festival with you next year! Adam BC Fig Farm and Fruit Orchard Bergen County, New Jersey
So impressive video, thanks so much for your sincere information, Your trees are so healthy, no yellow leaves or dropping fruit, unfortunately I got some of my fig trees leaves turned yellow at middle of summer. I am in baltimore county , it’s zone 7a. So i keep my trees in door at winter.
Pues este ultimo viaje a Grecia ha sido genial...he traido 6 variedades de higos diferentes entre ellos Vasilika Mavra negro azulado...precioso y buenisimo
What fertilizer does he use before they go dormant? Mine are dormant. Can I put dry fertilizer now in to the soil befor they wake up un a couple of months?
Very impressive!! These trees look so healthy. Carlos, what do you use for potting soil? I started using Miracle Grow potting soil. Also, do you sell on Figbid? I’ve been looking for the Iranian candy.
What's the full name of the yellow Portuguese fig mentioned at 17:40? It wiuld be very helpful to note the names of all of the different figs named at each time line.
This is insane GOD BLESS! Thank you so much for sharing this and the tips. I also am from NJ and have started around 10 fig trees. Just one question, that other video you made where you show how you fertilize, In what months do you fertilize?
@@FigCzar I'm a little confused about fertilizing tree after they fruit, towards end of season. Doesn't this cause new leaf growth at time of year tree ready to go into winter dormancy?
What are the varieties of the asian pear and persimmons are these and what is the name of the yellow on that you shared? Wish that you would share all of your different fig variety names with us and which ones do best in your area fir us others that are in cold zones. So even being in NY you keep many of these outside uncovered and they still come back?
Very nice collection. Sorry to tell you, Carlos, but it impossible to Air Layer a Persimmon Tree. It is one of those trees, that will not produce roots in an AL. I have tried a dozen times before I found out it won't work. Although a persimmon is easy to graft. Good Luck.
Yes they do ,the ones from 1 to 5 gallons pots get special attention because they dry faster they should be checked every 3 weeks and water accordingly ,the other ones every 6 weeks we going to make a video of how they are stored and watered .He use a pvc pipe to pour water in the hard to reach trees.
Yes, that's what is recommended ,the trees start getting out around April 5th some shuffle may occur depending on the weather, last spring frost was April 18.
If you have 200 Figs like you said can you tell me about ice crystal variety? Cause i don't know what is wrong with it. Their fruit always drop before rippen and i'm not sure how this happened while other variety with same grow and care seems normally, probably something which i don't know can make the fruit can be rippen like other variety. I live in tropical country with only had 2 seasons summer and rain. Need help if you know something 🙏
No they are common Figs they can rippen them self but from 30 fruit only 3 can manage to be rippen while other Will fall , we don't have Figs wasp here and the taste is really sweet but there must be another reason why they can't set all fruit to be rippen.
If you never prune at one point the trees are just way too big no? When it grows 8 to 12 inch you pinch it in june every per year And it doesnt grow much from that point maybe some side shoots under the new growth but at one point the tree is taller than you can reach ur going to have to do some serious pruning unless im missing something here.
I prune as necessary, to shape the tree ,some undesirable branches ,etc, when you get a lot heat and sunlight they don't grow that much in pots ,also some varieties are more aggressive growers than others and those eventually you have to trim .If you check the trees in the videos ,specially at the beginning of the season you will notice that most of them hasn't been pruned. When you pinch the tree new branches will emerge ,it would delay the growth for a couple weeks .
A wealth of information. Thank you!
I really impressed , your passion for figs and hard work.
That’s a massive fig collection. Awesome 👏 😊
Beautiful ! Carlos's passion is very genuine and contagious :) Not full of it like so many other Fig growers !
beautiful figs, very vigorous and healthy; great job Carlos
Amazing 🤩 this guy is on another level
Wow nice fig forest.
Cannot understand how all of these trees fit into the garage and small shed. Thank you for doing this video Alex and Carlos to further inspire us all😁
he probably stacks the pots on top of each other.
Very cool video, always interested to hear about what Carlos does to get so many amazing varieties to ripen in NJ 👍
This is amazing!😲 Hoping my few Fig trees in my backyard can produce crazy delicious figs like yours in the video.
Wonderful video! I could watch you guys all day!❤
I love your videos! I love the commentary and cultural advice! Keep them coming.
Wow! Incredible grower! I LOVE your videos and how he takes care of them to get the results he does. Keep doing videos... I would like to see how he roots his cuttings and how he makes his mix.
I hope that all fig growers watching this video, realize how amazing Carlos and Alex are to know each fig by sight👍
What a wonderful video Carlos your trees are gorgeous allot of hard work
Well ! We for sure want to see a video when he starts storing those beautiful trees ! ;)
We will!
When I see figs like the Lugo de Portugal I normally eat what the birds left me ! :)
This feels like walking through the forest even watching the video. :0
Wao that’s an awesome collection of figs,I’ve just started to grow some figs in zone 6b in New England! Thanks brother for sharing the knowledge!
Good luck!You are welcome!
Very enjoyable & educational
Great collection, thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Wow! Unbelievable! Beautiful!! Love it!! Congratulations!!!
Amazing varieties and garden !!
Carlos you are an awesome guy! The trees that you gave me are growing so well that I put them in my UA-cam videos. There are so many more varieties that I need to collect.
Lets meet up again soon. I am hoping to go to Fig Festival with you next year!
Adam
BC Fig Farm and Fruit Orchard
Bergen County, New Jersey
Then Miracle grow and that's it :) I will keep that in mind ! Thanks for those advices guys !
Best of luck!
Great video!
Hey Alex. You should come down to make a video before the trees go to sleep. 👍👍
Saludos muy buen video
His method is the best 👍
Carlos, if you do not prune these gorgeous trees, do you root prune to keep them from becoming 15 to 20 feet tall in their pots?
So impressive video, thanks so much for your sincere information, Your trees are so healthy, no yellow leaves or dropping fruit, unfortunately I got some of my fig trees leaves turned yellow at middle of summer. I am in baltimore county , it’s zone 7a.
So i keep my trees in door at winter.
Am in South Jersey Vineland and have same addiction always want more varieties.
amzing fig tree,...
I live in Buffalo man I've been struggling with figs for like 5 years. Beautiful trees.
WOW!!🥰
Great video guys
I wish you to write us down the figs names that favorite by Carlos and you thank you
Very nice and informative video! How many times do you prune the roots of your huge fig trees?
The 25 gallon pots every 3 years!
Pues este ultimo viaje a Grecia ha sido genial...he traido 6 variedades de higos diferentes entre ellos Vasilika Mavra negro azulado...precioso y buenisimo
Que bien!
The Fig King
What fertilizer does he use before they go dormant? Mine are dormant. Can I put dry fertilizer now in to the soil befor they wake up un a couple of months?
Very impressive!! These trees look so healthy. Carlos, what do you use for potting soil? I started using Miracle Grow potting soil.
Also, do you sell on Figbid? I’ve been looking for the Iranian candy.
He use Miracle Grow Potting Mix (the yellow bag) He may put some cuttings on FigBid when the trees go dormant .
How do you have Asian pears in New Jersey?
I thought they only grow in warm climates. I'm in Colorado and would love to plant Asian pears.
To get so many gorgeous trees you really have to hustle. Don’t know how y’all do it. I’m learning though 😅
Please ask Carlos what kind of heat does he use to keep the figs warm in the shed outside for the big trees
Hi could you explain the no pruning, wouldn’t the figs eventually get root bound and also get too tall?
You have to prune the roots after 3 years if necessary ,you control the hight of the tree by pinching the tree when it reaches a certain hight .
Great video. Do you know if Carlos pinches?
Yes he does pinch his trees as needed!
What things do you look for to be able to pick a perfectly ripe fig?
What's the full name of the yellow Portuguese fig mentioned at 17:40? It wiuld be very helpful to note the names of all of the different figs named at each time line.
@@Mrdubby360 Principe is the "full" name of this variety 😇
I would like t to get some clippings if you sell them, i am also in NJ.
Hi Carlos how can I buy a couple varieties of figs from you and when? Any idea about the price too please. Thank you
This is insane GOD BLESS! Thank you so much for sharing this and the tips. I also am from NJ and have started around 10 fig trees. Just one question, that other video you made where you show how you fertilize, In what months do you fertilize?
You can do it now ,July 15th and end of September!
@@FigCzar I'm a little confused about fertilizing tree after they fruit, towards end of season. Doesn't this cause new leaf growth at time of year tree ready to go into winter dormancy?
@@t-bone6467 Fertilization don't prevent the trees from going into dormancy !
@@FigCzar ok thank you.
What are the varieties of the asian pear and persimmons are these and what is the name of the yellow on that you shared? Wish that you would share all of your different fig variety names with us and which ones do best in your area fir us others that are in cold zones. So even being in NY you keep many of these outside uncovered and they still come back?
They all go into the garage! Just like 5 varieties in the ground!
Can you answer my question about the Asian pear and persimmon varieties?
@@truthsayer6329 Carlos lost the tags for the persimmons and the Asian pear I think that we mentioned that in one video!
Do you give Miracle Gro liquid fertilizer before dormancy, or a slow release?
Slow release ,all purpose shake and feed.
@@FigCzar hi Alex, how much miracle grow to each pot? does he add for micronutrients? calcium? fish emulsion? anything else?
Very nice collection. Sorry to tell you, Carlos, but it impossible to Air Layer a Persimmon Tree.
It is one of those trees, that will not produce roots in an AL. I have tried a dozen times
before I found out it won't work. Although a persimmon is easy to graft. Good Luck.
Thanks for the info!
hi carlos i am Chuckie Chuck in pa figs,
Do the figs get any water while in dormancy in the garage? How do you reach them all if you do?
Yes they do ,the ones from 1 to 5 gallons pots get special attention because they dry faster they should be checked every 3 weeks and water accordingly ,the other ones every 6 weeks we going to make a video of how they are stored and watered .He use a pvc pipe to pour water in the hard to reach trees.
What do you use to fertilize your fig trees?
When is the best time to get fig tree shipped need help plz thanks in advance
don't you have to wait till the last frost?
Yes, that's what is recommended ,the trees start getting out around April 5th some shuffle may occur depending on the weather, last spring frost was April 18.
If you have 200 Figs like you said can you tell me about ice crystal variety? Cause i don't know what is wrong with it. Their fruit always drop before rippen and i'm not sure how this happened while other variety with same grow and care seems normally, probably something which i don't know can make the fruit can be rippen like other variety. I live in tropical country with only had 2 seasons summer and rain. Need help if you know something 🙏
I don't grow this variety may be a Smyrna type that requires pollination!
No they are common Figs they can rippen them self but from 30 fruit only 3 can manage to be rippen while other Will fall , we don't have Figs wasp here and the taste is really sweet but there must be another reason why they can't set all fruit to be rippen.
OMG. I am looking to purchase figs that can handle NYC 7B winter.
Do you sell cuttings of any of these figs?
If you never prune at one point the trees are just way too big no? When it grows 8 to 12 inch you pinch it in june every per year And it doesnt grow much from that point maybe some side shoots under the new growth but at one point the tree is taller than you can reach ur going to have to do some serious pruning unless im missing something here.
I prune as necessary, to shape the tree ,some undesirable branches ,etc, when you get a lot heat and sunlight they don't grow that much in pots ,also some varieties are more aggressive growers than others and those eventually you have to trim .If you check the trees in the videos ,specially at the beginning of the season you will notice that most of them hasn't been pruned. When you pinch the tree new branches will emerge ,it would delay the growth for a couple weeks .
What is fig bird how do I find it
Figbid is the name of the website
If I had that many figs so close together rust would eat mine up.
What's the fig at 31:46 that you show?
Dall'Osso!
Did you say KkK again ? Lmao
Those trees are loaded
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