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figs from cuttings in their first year

Posted by joeworm 9 (My Page) on
Sun, Jul 22, 12 at 20:01

i started cuttings this past february and the resulting plants have produced a few figs in that short time frame (february to july). is this normal?
these are brown turkeys planted in homemade compost, no fertilizer.


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RE: figs from cuttings in their first year

the cuttings are from a mature tree, so yes its possible.


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RE: figs from cuttings in their first year

Fig is really crazy. I picked two branches and air-layered them. After 5weeks I checked and found a lot of roots filling the rooting plastic bag. What draws my attention one branch has two little figs on it. I did not remove the branches from the mother tree yet probably in two weeks, I am debating about the two little figs probably I will remove it to let the tree grow stronger.


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RE: figs from cuttings in their first year

i was wondering the same thing, removing the figs to improve the growth of the tree. today i noticed many more figs on the young tree and would like to leave them to see if they develop but am thinking it would be better to remove them so the tree will put energy into growing........


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RE: figs from cuttings in their first year

yes remove them, the plants putting energy into producing figs when it should be making roots. good luck on your new plants. does either one of you have any doubles your willing to trade? send me an email ediblelandscaping.sc@gmail.com I have a few in pots I can trade along with other fruiting plants.


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