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.......
@babycolibri cuando la planta esta en parada vegetatiba, buena época para plantar es entre enero y primeros de marzo, si plantas en enero y febrero, tienes que arropara con pastasto o un plastico para evitar que se hiele, tambien puedes hacer la plantación con luna creciente. Se reploduce por esquejes y acodado.
@onewish1nj71 All of them died. Garden did awful this year, too. Look out for world-wide famines. The world is about done. Jesus is coming back. Repent if you want to be saved.
@buyerofsorts Do you have eyes? Do you look at the world around you? It's hardly just my garden. It's much worse else where. You have to be asleep to not see what's happening.
@field16 But all that stuff has been happening forever. And a lot worse than it is now a lot of times. If you have eyes, crack open some history books. Do you know what the difference is between whats all going on now and whats always been going on? The difference is now we have massive media access to it all so it appears that things are a lot worse. By the way, I have a garden and its thriving better than ever....
@buyerofsorts Compare what is socially acceptable then and now. Look at movies, TV, and internet videos. You will many scenes glamorizing adultery, murder, theft... all the sins, which previous generations did not do. "Entertainment" has changed significantly. People have become numb to sin, unlike previous generations. Society has become so corrupt. That is why Jesus must return.
@field16 Well I won't argue with you. Who knows, maybe you and people like you are right about this whole Jesus thing. Who am I to say no? Well, happy planting. :)
@buyerofsorts Thank you. :-) It's a good idea to not argue against Jesus. After all, he did teach peace, love, and kindness. He never led a rebellion or war. But he himself was tortured and murdered by the rulers. If the world had listened to him, war would be obsolete and we would all be safer and happier. But the world did not listen to him, for the most part, and actually hates him. I think it's because those people don't want to stop their evil ways.
I heard when you take a cutting from any fruit tree that it won't produce fruit. Is this true, I hope it's not. because my neighbor has a big lemon tree and my grandma has a fig tree and I want to make cuttings. I would like to know if any of your cuttings or anybodies cuttings produced fruit. Please let me know so I don't do it for nothing. I don't care if it takes a few years to produce. and another thing would peach tree cuttings work to. I'm only 16 but I love the thought of making plants.
@fob9500 God bless you for starting gardening at a young age. I suspect that the cuttings from a fruit tree should produce fruit, but I have not observed this myself. I have had trouble with the fig tree propagation due to poor weather. It's tough gardening in the end times.
if you cut the (new growth) branch "with" the crease under a bulb, you may have faster success and if you can make some willow water just dip them in and stick them in the ground and water! I am in texas and the summers are brutal here but the figs love it!
@pgm98387 Glad to know you like figs, too, and as a kid no less. Lucky kid! I didn't taste my first fresh fig until I was an adult, bought my property, and grew them myself.
@wtam69 Hi, well I could send you a transplant in the mail next spring. The variety I have produces fruit in the fall so you need a climate that has a late frost date. I think you would need a different variety of fig tree to match your northern climate. There are many varieties to choose from... different colors, different growing habits and different fruiting times. Thanks for watching.
good job but the best time to propagate in late winter before they grow leaves still you succeded.
npeacy 1 week ago
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npeacy 1 week ago
thanks for posting...it seems you love your trees...I`ll do some figs in greece as well!
humansarelikethat 3 months ago
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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.......
lizamallah@hotmail.co.uk
2007liza 3 months ago
cuando es la fecha ideal para podar las higueras?
cuando es la fecha mejor para reproducir las higfueras?
g r a c i a s
babycolibri 5 months ago
@babycolibri cuando la planta esta en parada vegetatiba, buena época para plantar es entre enero y primeros de marzo, si plantas en enero y febrero, tienes que arropara con pastasto o un plastico para evitar que se hiele, tambien puedes hacer la plantación con luna creciente. Se reploduce por esquejes y acodado.
debate100 1 month ago
That's so great they survived! I took some maple tree cuttings a week or so ago and they look wilted and dead but this has given me hope, thankyou :)
HappyBerryCrochet 6 months ago
how are your transplants doing?
onewish1nj71 6 months ago
@onewish1nj71 All of them died. Garden did awful this year, too. Look out for world-wide famines. The world is about done. Jesus is coming back. Repent if you want to be saved.
field16 6 months ago
@field16 So because you're garden did awful, that signifies the end of the world? Come on bro...
buyerofsorts 5 months ago
@buyerofsorts Do you have eyes? Do you look at the world around you? It's hardly just my garden. It's much worse else where. You have to be asleep to not see what's happening.
Wars, collapsing economies, tsunamis, nuclear power plant explosions, floods, volcanoes, earthquakes, hail, tornadoes, disease, famines; escalation of sin/crimes: murder, theft, adultery, lies...
I am sheltered and blessed where I am, but even I can see that the rest of the world is not.
field16 5 months ago
@field16 But all that stuff has been happening forever. And a lot worse than it is now a lot of times. If you have eyes, crack open some history books. Do you know what the difference is between whats all going on now and whats always been going on? The difference is now we have massive media access to it all so it appears that things are a lot worse. By the way, I have a garden and its thriving better than ever....
buyerofsorts 5 months ago
@buyerofsorts Compare what is socially acceptable then and now. Look at movies, TV, and internet videos. You will many scenes glamorizing adultery, murder, theft... all the sins, which previous generations did not do. "Entertainment" has changed significantly. People have become numb to sin, unlike previous generations. Society has become so corrupt. That is why Jesus must return.
field16 5 months ago
@field16 Well I won't argue with you. Who knows, maybe you and people like you are right about this whole Jesus thing. Who am I to say no? Well, happy planting. :)
buyerofsorts 5 months ago
@buyerofsorts Thank you. :-) It's a good idea to not argue against Jesus. After all, he did teach peace, love, and kindness. He never led a rebellion or war. But he himself was tortured and murdered by the rulers. If the world had listened to him, war would be obsolete and we would all be safer and happier. But the world did not listen to him, for the most part, and actually hates him. I think it's because those people don't want to stop their evil ways.
Peace to you.
field16 5 months ago
I heard when you take a cutting from any fruit tree that it won't produce fruit. Is this true, I hope it's not. because my neighbor has a big lemon tree and my grandma has a fig tree and I want to make cuttings. I would like to know if any of your cuttings or anybodies cuttings produced fruit. Please let me know so I don't do it for nothing. I don't care if it takes a few years to produce. and another thing would peach tree cuttings work to. I'm only 16 but I love the thought of making plants.
fob9500 7 months ago
@fob9500 God bless you for starting gardening at a young age. I suspect that the cuttings from a fruit tree should produce fruit, but I have not observed this myself. I have had trouble with the fig tree propagation due to poor weather. It's tough gardening in the end times.
field16 6 months ago
cool :)
GBthe1AndOnlyMuchLuv 7 months ago
what is the brand of the camcorder??? very nice image quality
marito001 9 months ago
nice i hope my is looking good as your LOL
sugerbear520 10 months ago
@sugerbear520 Yeah I noticed that baby fig plant in your greenhouse. Good luck with it.
field16 10 months ago
nice job keep it going they look good
mildbull2000 10 months ago
i have a monkey puzzle tree only a few years old and quite small, can i still do this with a small tree and do you have to put it in water?
AtoJFuzz 10 months ago
Thanx for sharing this video you did a good job!
I will definitely try it :)
dulsecielo 1 year ago
try putting a small fish tank or something over the clones during winter
starshock01 1 year ago
@starshock01 I like your tip. Thanks.
field16 1 year ago
if you cut the (new growth) branch "with" the crease under a bulb, you may have faster success and if you can make some willow water just dip them in and stick them in the ground and water! I am in texas and the summers are brutal here but the figs love it!
Michaelleger77 1 year ago
@Michaelleger77 Thanks for those tips. I would like to try both of your suggestions in the future, maybe next summer. Enjoy those figs in Texas.
field16 1 year ago
Fresh figs are so good!! I remember as a young kid raiding a tree in my friends backyard, what a wonderful feast... yummy.
pgm98387 1 year ago
@pgm98387 Glad to know you like figs, too, and as a kid no less. Lucky kid! I didn't taste my first fresh fig until I was an adult, bought my property, and grew them myself.
field16 1 year ago
I need one of those transplants and the figs.
wtam69 1 year ago
@wtam69 Hi, well I could send you a transplant in the mail next spring. The variety I have produces fruit in the fall so you need a climate that has a late frost date. I think you would need a different variety of fig tree to match your northern climate. There are many varieties to choose from... different colors, different growing habits and different fruiting times. Thanks for watching.
field16 1 year ago