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Wed, Aug 25, 10 at 13:17
| Most of my cuttings are thriving at this point but these two after 4 months of trying to start them are still not sure if they want to live or die and have barely an inch of top growth and the last time I transplanted them pretty small roots. I have them in gallon pots of a well draining medium that the other fig varieties seemed to like. My question is what can I do to give them the best chance to make it. I have not fertilized them and the only organic component of their container medium is pine fines. I have them outside receiving no direct sunlight, but I have lights that I could put them under. |
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| Black Madeira is usually both a bad rooter and a very slooow grower. In my experience, a twig (or 2) grows normally with the majority of the rest remaining stunted. Try heat and a fertilizer regimnet. Ischia Black, suffering from a very severe case of FMV, |
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