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Is that my first fig

foolishpleasure

11 years ago

I put all my 20 fig trees in the unheated green house for winterprotection except thye little one I rooted by airlayering
I brought it ito my living room in one corner provided growing lightd, water and fertilizer. Saying babies should be spoiled. That little tree surprised all of us. It grew brances and about 30 leaves. Few days ago my woman noticed that little fig on the tree. Is that a real fig.
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tony_c_m
11 years ago
Looks like it's growing on old wood which makes it a breba fig. The taste of things to come. Hmmm mmm
fignewbies
11 years ago
Hi,

The sight of a little fig fruit hanging on the branch is always a pleasure to see even it probably is tastless.
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