Easy quick fig rooting method. Secrets revealed, with tips and tricks
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Easy quick fig rooting method. Secrets revealed, with tips and tricks
In this video I will show you an easy technique to rooting fig cuttings. You will also learn about the typical mistakes that people make and why they fail at this simple task. This is an in-depth video about rooting fig cuttings. It will reveal all the tips, tricks & secrets to success. This video will also show you the mistakes most people make.
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Interesting that you don’t poke holes in your bags, which several others on UA-cam do “to give the roots oxygen.” I imagine if you don’t use too wet a soil medium there is plenty of oxygen in the bag and your experience confirms it, so I will be using your method! Thanks much for a great video.
Very thorough and helpful for anyone not sure about how to root fig cuttings. Looking forward to trying out this method, hopefully soon. Well done!
Thanks for the fantastic comments. I'm glad you liked it. 🙂
It is a very sound method you're using. One thing I can propose, as it is tried and has given great results, no matter of the other differences in the various methods, is to cut at the bottom THROUGH the node, not slightly below, not further below. The effect of this is to completely minimize the possibility for rot in the bottom area, and to expose that part where most of the roots emerge with energy.
Very informative. Thank you for posting👍
I'm happy you found it informative.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and great video buddy!
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you liked it 😊
Wow fantastic video. It makes so much sense thanks for this valuable information.👍
I wish I watched your video last winter when I tried to root a cutting from the mail . The cutting was not super green . I tried the moist paper towel in Tupperware container on a heat pad. No luck then tried soil by then it was probably too late in the process.
Excellent instructional video. Thanks.
Thanks for watching I'm glad I could help 😊
Thank you Nick. Just found your channel and Subbed. I'm new to figs and a neighbor has said that I could take some of fig trees/bushes so I can start my own bushes. So I'm watching all videos to learn how and about figs. 👍 Awesome Channel ❤️.
That's fantastic👍 thanks for watching 😁
Enjoyed the rooting video I'm going to try your method next week I'll let you know how I make out.. Very informative and it looks easy.
I can't wait to hear about your success! 👍
Thanks for watching please share your results with us.
this is a genius way!
Thanks for watching
Good explanation. Thank you.
I'm glad you enjoyed it
I had tried the moist paper towel around bottom part of the cutting, put into ziplock baggie, and the cuttings developed a multitude of tiny white spots on the wood, do you have a video about these dots? I am going to use your method from now on...Excellent video!
Those are the roots forming
@@FC2ESWS Thank you!
Should you give them light as soon as you see leaves or buds?
As there is green just under the bark of live branches, I reckon a tree still does photosynthesis when it loses its leaves, just less photosynthesis,
Thank you for this with us!
I'm just seeing your video and I truely enjoyed how informative it is.
I do have a question though.
I have seen other videos showing this method but they say to poke holes throughout the bag so the bag can get air. What's your opinion about that?
I've never done it that way because I feel it will dry out the planting medium. I can see how getting some air in there might speed up the process but I don't see a need for it.
@@RKfigs I thought it would dry too soon but if one doesn’t know and others are doing it, it’s worth a try.
This was very helpful and well done. Thank you. Do you make a fresh cut on the bottom of the cutting. Some people advise making a 45 degree cut about a 1/2 inch from the node and taking a slice out of the side of the cutting and others advise leaving the calloused wood. Do you know which is preferable? I also read about soaking the cutting in warm water with a tiny bit of fertilizer for one to three days to get root initials started. Any thoughts?
All my cuttings are fresh so I don't need to make additional cuts I do score and soak the bottom of the cutting in water for a few minutes.
Hey do you poke holes in your bag at all? I've seen other videos where they do that and was wondering if it needed it or if it were more successful.
wow... so I just did some cuttings and planted already... I think I made mistake.. I added too much water lol.... I used perlite and potting mix 50/50 into a party cup and also did some in water bottle with just water fig branch. will go home and redo soil with super less water. can I keep these in my basement without sunlight ?
Newbie here all, but can someone please explain what the parafilm does and why it's necessary? Much appreciated, thank you.
It preserves the moisture and prevents the cutting from drying out since it doesn't yet have any roots of it's own.
Where can I buy some of your cutting? I love this video and want to try your methods 😊
Head over to rkfigs.ca
No parafilm, can I used saran wrap instead?
Won't the elastic inhibit any potential shoots that can come up from under the soil line?
No it won't Watch my next video. You'll see why
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Hi can you help me identify the fig trees I have? I live in the Mediterranean France near the Spanish boarder. I have many fig trees on my farm, with delicious figs, I have 4 kinds of different figs and a few male trees also, is there any way I can send you photos or perhaps upload a quick video with the leaves trees and figs?
Ourfigs.com post the photos and question there
Awesome. Is there any nutrition in your soil?
No
Hi Just going back to old video here and just wanted to know how do you store your cuttings ? Thanks in advance
All my cuttings are taken fresh so I usually don't store cuttings but if I had to store cuttings I would put them in a zip lock bag in my fridge's crisper drawer.
Thanks sir
You're very welcome. I'm happy you liked it.
@@RKfigs i will try your method
I am having trouble finding the 5x8” 4 mil bags you recommend. When I click the link in the description i do not find that bag. I searched for it by product number and ordered it but the order was canceled. I did find some 6x9” 4 mil bags. I presume these will work as well, just using more rooting medium. Please let me know. I’m waiting to stick my fig cuttings till I get all the materials from your video.
Thank you.
Are you in Canada or USA?
@@RKfigs USA
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@@RKfigs I looked there and found 6xx9” 2 mil bags and other sizes. I believe yours were 4x8” 4 mil.
Hello, I've been wanting to find/try that ProMix HP for years now since it's highly recommended soil but sadly it's NOT available anywhere in middle TN.....any other soil recommendations for cuttings AND when up potting?!?!? TIA!
Coconut coir for the soil
I live in Vaughan Ontario I know your from Canada I would like to buy fig cuttings from you how do I go about that
Rkfigs.ca
Is it moisture or temperature that triggers a cutting to start making roots? I noticed my cuttings send out white roots then some of the roots start turning brown. Is that normal or is it a bad sign?
Yes the roots are white initially and then start going darker. if you see them turning a yellowish Brown it could be a bad sign from too much water.
do you sell and ship??
What's area are you in?
@@RKfigs poconos lake wallenpauck
Where is a good source to buy fig trees or cuttings?
Where are you located?
Central New York
Try treesofjoy.com