thanks so much for the clear informative accurate information.
I myself also grow and I do sell Unusual Fig Trees in the UK.I own a 25 acre Fig Farm in Portugal with 2,000 Fig Trees.
Do email me with your requests, I can ship to the States.The trees are under 2kgs.in weight for shipping.,usually about 2 years old and well formed.Now the Fig Trees are without leaves.So now is the time to buy and plant.......
I was told to take cuttings in late october or early november and plant them directly in pots after letting the cuttings sit a few days. Then put them in a protected place to winter, watering them once a month. I was told that they will sprout in the spring. Do you think this is a good method? If the cuttings are kept outside in the winter, what need would there be to put them in the frig?
Hi, Nice video. You sort of inspired me to make a video and try this youtube thing myself. I started growing figs two years ago. I always used news paper but now use sphagnam moss mostly.
@tmc200527 Thank you very much for creating your own version on “how to root fig cuttings”. I hope you will be able other wonderful videos such as the ones you made!
I have never used root hormones but I guess it could work. However, someone told me that you should use gel based hormones and not powder based hormones. If I can remember well it had something to do with rotting… Remember that there all sorts of way to root fig cuttings that go beyond what I show in this video.
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Great Video,
thanks so much for the clear informative accurate information.
I myself also grow and I do sell Unusual Fig Trees in the UK.I own a 25 acre Fig Farm in Portugal with 2,000 Fig Trees.
Do email me with your requests, I can ship to the States.The trees are under 2kgs.in weight for shipping.,usually about 2 years old and well formed.Now the Fig Trees are without leaves.So now is the time to buy and plant.......
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2007liza 3 months ago
I was told to take cuttings in late october or early november and plant them directly in pots after letting the cuttings sit a few days. Then put them in a protected place to winter, watering them once a month. I was told that they will sprout in the spring. Do you think this is a good method? If the cuttings are kept outside in the winter, what need would there be to put them in the frig?
alpidistra 4 months ago
Does it need to be in sunlight or would a warm room be better. Thanks for you great tips would love to see how you air layer also ? Ty
TheLuc234 7 months ago
Hi, thank you for the video. Can you take a cutting from a fig tree during the summer and still get it to root?
Dillstuck 8 months ago
@Dillstuck Yes you can do that. Just remove all the leafs and figs from the cutting. Good luck!
mtlfigs 8 months ago
Hi, Nice video. You sort of inspired me to make a video and try this youtube thing myself. I started growing figs two years ago. I always used news paper but now use sphagnam moss mostly.
tmc200527 11 months ago
@tmc200527 Thank you very much for creating your own version on “how to root fig cuttings”. I hope you will be able other wonderful videos such as the ones you made!
mtlfigs 10 months ago
i have a friend who is going to send me some cuttings, i am going to try to get them to root in my aeroponic cloner. think it will work.
mikracken 1 year ago
@mikracken
Good luck! and I hope everything works out fine. If possible you could ask him if he could send you some suckers. This would save you same!
mtlfigs 1 year ago
Very interesting! Do you think using rooting hormone would improve the odds with this method?
Norman60Fahrer 1 year ago
@Norman60Fahrer
I have never used root hormones but I guess it could work. However, someone told me that you should use gel based hormones and not powder based hormones. If I can remember well it had something to do with rotting… Remember that there all sorts of way to root fig cuttings that go beyond what I show in this video.
mtlfigs 1 year ago
Great Video! i followed your directions with 20 cuttings and had 85% of them root.
Rigo76802 1 year ago
Did it root and how long does it take to root?
southsidedezi 1 year ago
@southsidedezi
2 out of 3 did root and survive. As stated in the video, there is no specific time frame. These ones took a few weeks. Good Luck!
mtlfigs 1 year ago
nicely done and very helpful thanks
figgardener 1 year ago
Thanks i will try this option with my fig cuttings hopefully it will work!
lesterguzman 1 year ago