Growing the Brown Turkey Fig Tree
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- This video describes the brown Turkey Fig Tree, the fruit, how to grow them, and some other interesting details.
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I am really happy people have enjoyed the video, it energizes me to make many more videos. StariV8, to answer your question, I also have several varieties of bananas in my yard and they do well, as long as we don't get a freeze. North Florida is too cold to grow tropicals, but central to southern Florida can grow them. In terms of transplanting a full grown tree, I tried that twice and failed both times, so I would think twice, maybe take a cutting first so you have a backup plan...
How long does the fruit take to mature?
Our fig tree in Florida also develops the reddish rust color and drops leaves usually beginning in late July or early August. It seems to begin when the crop is nearing its end. As you do, we just ignore it and allow the leaves to fall. It always comes back strong in the spring. Good video, thank ypu.
Yep, that rust happens to mine every year, same cycle you described. I just consider it my fall colors (which I suppose are brown with black spots, hehe). Great news! I just added 3 new varieties of figs to the yard over the last couple weeks. One variety claims to have FIGS, get this, THE SIZE of TENNIS BALLS! I am so stoked to see that, btw, the tree already had the rust on it, still got it, hehe. Hope you sub
Yes, i live in macomb twp, Michigan Last year I bought one I put it on south side and by the window 3 feet away from the window And this year 2013 summer , the fig tree grew 4 feet while it shoot out 8 new fruit. Is that cool , yes you can grow fig tree in Michigan , but remember do it this way , good luck growing fig!
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How cool, so many interesting fruit trees from that region of the world, I am glad we are able to grow them in America. I know my Italian relatives always had fig trees in the northeast, buried them in hay the winter so they wouldn't die from the freeze. They were very prized.
Yeah, seen wild figs here
Very helpful. I just planted one. Thanks for posting.
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I'm in Cocoa , I have a Celeste fig , makes delicious preserves , I go to Monterey mushroom growers in zellwood and get there compost for $25 for 5 to 15 yards 6•8ph excellent for gardens , fruit trees, just about anything, you won't believe how good it works !!!
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I love the smell of fig leaves!
Someone told me today you can dry them to make a tea out of them. Not sure how true that is but I'll prolly look into it soon enough . . .
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If the tree loses its leaves it is a deciduous tree. Those that keep their leaves are evergreens.
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I have a two year old turkey fig and I have it in a huge pot, 100 lbs. I live in Colorado and bring it in the house after cutting it back at the start of winter so it doesn't freeze the roots, I give it 2 cups of water a month and when winter is over I use a dolly to move it back outside, I keep my tree well pruned so it stays kinda small so I don't get too much fruit. It produces about 12-20 figs a year which is perfect. A turkey fig is self pollinating, you don't need two to get fruit, Figs are sweet and high in fiber m m good
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very informational video. I have a black turkey fig tree indoors and I just noticed it has 6 tiny fig's on it. my first time growing and tasting a fig hopefully they taste Good
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thanks i just bought my first!!! sanford florida lake monroe area!
Good deal, now for the bumper crop!
My cousin have two in his yard in Lewisville Tx . he's in to healthy eating he was going to have them cut down but I told him man you got a gold mine, needless to say there two fig trees still standing and when they get ripe he's going to send me some.yummy I can't wait.
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Thanks for the good info. I have a three year old brown turkey here in Maryland and finally it's making it through the winter without dye-back and this year I see some figs growing. Have you heard of keeping the fig tree in pots and bringing it inside for the first couple of years in colder climates.Thanks,Dave
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thanks!
Pretty tree
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It would be nice if you would show us pictures of ripe BT figs, otherwise we are just looking at a tree. It's a lovely tree and looks very healthy and you point out some good tips. Would you consider doing a video when the figs are ripe?
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Terrific, thanks so much
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I think I have this type of fig tree in my back yard, but it’s all off-shoots. There is not just one great big tree trunk. I don’t do anything for it and it produces lots of fruit each year in East TN.
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thank you, very informative.
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What do you fertilize with and how often? Thank you.
I use bunny manure every time they fill up the tray for me, which is about once a month or so.
amazing...............
+belok kanan Thanks, glad you liked it!
I have heard of people using a copper chemical to treat the fungus that affects these trees. I have never tried it, but I have heard it works well.
Not sure how I would do that. I got my tree for about 12$ at a local nursery, so not too expensive to buy one that will get you fruit more quickly that a cutting. In fact, I would recommend getting a bigger one to start so you get plenty of fruit really soon.
Excellent video, thx for the share. You said you feed, what is your fertilizer plan for this tree? I have one and its producing well now but want to stay on top of it. Thanks again for sharing your experience this was well done.
Permaculture Prepper I bury fish waste around the roots periodically. I also fertilize with scotts bonus-s lawn fertilizer a couple time a year. That's it.
Thank you for the info! When you say the leaves fall off, do you mean they all fall off yearly or just the rust looking ones sometimes? Ty!
Thanks Debbie! I really appreciate the support, hope you sub! They get the rust every year, all the leaves fall off, sometimes they regrow a bit, set a little more fruit. The tree always produces crazy amounts of figs, and we never sweat the natural rust. Also, I hope you will subscribe to my new music channel called JediJingleMaker, I have a premiere release at 8 tonight. ua-cam.com/video/h9TsOs8GWYM/v-deo.html It will be a Live Chat one.
Hi there thank you for your video ‘ I have a small fig tree and some of the figs started to develop black color on the skin ! Do you know why? And what I should do about it ? Thank you
I think that might just be a thing that happens.
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I have new tree. I transplanted it into a larger pot because I just moved to California and am renting. I used good fertilizers and soil but it almost immediately started losing leaves, they turned yellow and brown and are falling off. Help!!
Yeah, they don't do well in a transplant scenario, I personally have never had success. I would grow from cuttings.
Whether these tree will grow in clay soil...and our water is little bit salty...
Hmm, not sure, our soil is VERY sandy
I just planted a couple of brown turkey fig trees in my backyard. I made sure they are in a location to receive plenty of sun and also used Miracle Gro quick start Transplant starting solution and Cow Manure. Can you give me any tips on what to do from here on out to make sure they grow to be large healthy trees? Thank You!
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I live in north Florida . I planted 2 Brown Turkish Figs this late summer . Last night the temperature went down into the low 30s and the leaves on my Fig Trees turned brown . They were doing great till last night . Will they survive the winter and still fruit next summer ? Great video by the way .
Thanks! Yes, they will survive. Winter is the time figs are dormant.
Just let then be until spring, then trim them before they sprout new
growth.
I just bought a house with a beautiful brown turkey fig, but the previous owners let it grow too much. It is 15 years old and 20 feet tall. My husband and I would prefer it to be smaller since it takes up the whole back yard. Also this video makes a good point about flies and not being able to get to all the fruit. Question: would cutting the tree in half (to 8 feet as suggested) be harmful? We wouldn't want to lose such a pretty and mature tree.
Marjorie Stevens Good question. I have had good results trimming mine way down to size. I keep one of mine at about 8 feet tall and only allow sideways growth. Makes it possible to pick from it without a ladder. The limbs are very flexible and strong. I would fertilize it after the trimming to help with after trimming growth.
Marjorie Stevens Not sure about the trimming, but when I was a boy my grandparents had an absolutely huge tree in the backyard. Figs were easily harvested because my grandfather attached tin cans to poles and you could simply rise the can up to the fig and once the fig was inside the can, a simple twist and the fig would drop into the can. Lower the can and enjoy. Check with a nursery, but I would worry about heavily trimming a mature tree.
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Such a cool method, I am going to try that method (the can on a pole) for some other fruit and make a video about it. Thanks for sharing!
Where in Florida is this tree planted at? My fig trees in Orlando are really struggling!
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I have one we planted 4 years ago. Every year the branches die and then new ones come up and grow all summer. No fruit. Then it does the same thing
Branches die and new ones come up out of the ground. Did my husband plant it too deep?
Does it freeze?
@@EatYourBackyard We live in Mid TN. It does freeze some here in the winter. The main tree trunk feels dry as if it's dead. But the next season we get these branches that grow from the ground up and have beautiful foliage but no fruit.
you could either sell or give them away the access fruit.
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I'm in zone 8 a. We have a 3 year old Turkey F. What month in my area. Should it start producing fruit. Tree is 7 feet tall.
I would say around June
I just bought one.
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I recently purchased 2 Fig trees from my local Lowes garden center. One is a Brown Turkey Fig and the other is a Black Mission Fig. I'm planning on growing them in large containers to try and keep there size somewhat in check. I am in SE Florida and was wondering what month do you prune your tree back? I don't want to cut off any potential new Figs. I also was told that Figs in Florida grow a Summer and Fall crop, one crop more abundant than the other. Do you get more than one bloom where you are located from your tree?
thanks
I have three Brown Turkey fig trees in north Texas(Fort Worth). One died 2 years ago(about 3 years old). In the spring-had buds almost opening and then suddenly "boom" and it was dead. I do not know why and if it had something to do with my pruning.The other ones have sudden section dying or a whole or part of branch.???What am I doing wrong? Cannot find anything on pruning figs.I cut the vertical shoots in the middle or close to the start(now-January)so it doesn't grow too tall.Is that bad?
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so I can keep a black mission fig tree at 8 ft in a small space by pruning annually?
I am not sure, I say give it a try.
When to prune them? I live in Texas. Thanks.
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Any recommendation on a good time to prune the suckers and get them potted? I have 3 suckers on my Turkey Brown that also have figs on them. No doubt after I harvest the fruit, but should I wait until spring or as soon as I harvest the fruit? On a side note, this is my first fig tree I got this tree from Gurney's this past spring and it was a 3' stick with a root ball. I planted it in a recyclable shopping bag (aka Walmart grow bag system) and it just took off. I have since planted it in a pot and plan to keep it that way, but also want to grow fig trees in the yard. I live in zone 7A. Thanks!
That is very coincidental. I was just thinking about that. The best
time is in the early spring. Not so early that the leaves get burned by
cold, not so late that the tree starts to sprout.
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Good Idea; Cut or trim back to 8 feet tall. I think I will try that. Thanks.- - - Key man
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pickle and jar them.
Sounds like a great idea and I will take you up on that. I will make a video soon showing that with my current fig harvest, which is plentiful, thanks!
fabulous tree! do you know if you could grow this tree indoors?
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My turkey fig has no trunk. We have 10-12 branches that are all ground level that produce fruit. In the winter the branches die off and new branches come in the next season, but no trunk...Why?
My best guess is that they need fertilization. I bury the carcasses of many fish after they have been fileted around mine. They love that and really go off when you "fish" them. That is the method I use for big sucess and TONS of figs. BTW, they are also really susceptible to rust on the leaves from fungus. That happens to mine each year late season and the leaves fall off. It always grows back next year and the branches stay healthy.
I have a brown turkey fig. I get little buds all over the tree but when it harvest time I only get 3 or 4 figs off it. I must be doing something wrong.
What kind of fertilizer do you use? and how ofter
+Margaret Metzger I bury fish under it many times a year and use Scott's Bonus S. Good Luck!
its not a deciduous tree so the leaves fall off. Isn't that a description of a deciduous tree?
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So my brown turkey fig tree is about a year old but all of the leaves are rusty brown like you said earlier and they are falling off do you think a young tree like mine should be ok and if not any ways to treat it? Thanks!
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Help my turkey fig tree got some black mold on the branches, didn't get leaves yet this year and we are in the beginning of june. Thx
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I just got one of these at the local home improvement store. It's tall and leggy, but it was 1/2 price and cost around $10. I'm in North Texas. I was told it would do fine in its container, for a while. I just don't know where or when to plant it. I also got a Meyer Lemon. I'm thinking of keeping them both as container trees. Anybody have any ideas? Feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Question I have a new bought Brown turkey fig tree but the leaves are all turning brown and falling off. I know to wait till around November to transplant it but is there anything I can do to stop the leaves from turning brown?
Charles Frazer Yes, that happens to all of mine each summer. The leaves get a blacky spotty thing that happens on the leaves. Then eventually all the leaves fall off and it grows great the next season. I have heard it is a type of fungus, and you can treat it with chemicals. I would rather just let the natural cycle happen, since it doesn't seem to impact the fruit much. The big problem is what to do with all the figs it produces. It rains figs in the early summer.
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I want it to grow tall and huge to annoy my neighbors
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People in California should take note of the cautions that the California Invasive Plant Council have identified for brown turkey figs. From their brochure, they state: "Edible fig, Ficus carica: Can be a problem in the San Francisco Bay area, the Central Valley, and Southern California. May be spread by birds and deer, as well as by vegetation fragments. Can dominate stream and riverside habitat." Residents close to open space should probably not plant edible figs, esp. if deer are around.
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does figs grows in tropical weather?
+UtopianDr3ams Yes, definitely,
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I have this tree but I planted it in a bad spot ,so this spring I will plant another in a better position. Can you grow bananas where you live ,or is it not permited in Florida?
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outstanding video, where in Florida you at?
Thanks, I am in Brevard County.
mine BTF in PA died this winter...
only CHICAGO HARDY survived!
Aleksandra Thomas Lots of great cold weather fig varieties. Wintering them properly is a must though. Some folks have great methods for getting them through a harsh winter.
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Nice video...BTW, it is a deciduous tree...meaning it loses it's leaves every winter.
Ah hah!
I will like if you can send me a cuttings for that Brown Turkey Fig Tree Please :)
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We grow more than we can use. always looking for recipes. anybody got good ones or know some sites to view.
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Can brown turkey fig tree grow in Ohio
I don't know, there are a lot better options for fig trees in your area, some of the northern varieties are the best in my opinion, find a nursery that sells a good type and get that sucker in the dirt!
deciduous = loses leaves each year
Yes, indeed.
The origin of that fruit is Armenian / Greek
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Hi do you know any figs nursery Miami fl I would like to purchase a small tree for my backyard
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Ha haha in your dream probably
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yes over 1000 years m8 we r the owner of the Anatolia thats in english in Turkish we say ANADOLU do u know what it means? ur lands???? n u just dream about it in the bed once it was may be yours but not anymore past is past thats it u keep dreaming u might own it in ur dream one day hahaha
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the fig tree existed in Anatolia Armenia , before there where mongols in that area! oww sorry turks (small difference) .. go learn something called history.. meimon!
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Armenians were the kings of Anatolia over 3000 years ... we will see how long the turks will endure living in that region so far 1000 years .. everything Turkish it i related to war and blood...
I don't think fig trees grow in mongolia... go ahead eat some fruits of humanity.. get human!
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not good fig !
GOOD FIG!