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Posted by theaceofspades 7 Long Island (My Page) on Sat, Oct 31, 09 at 11:00
| I exchanged several cuttings with someone on this forum that lives on LI. Green German loves growing in a pot in full sun. I got 6 large figs that ripend with the leaves fallen off. As you can tell it wasn't sweet being a fig from a cutting. The fig is 1 1/4 diameter it was red and had a nice eating texture. I'll keep this on in my basement til next April. I have 6 more varieties none did this well in the same sun. |
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RE: Green German Fig
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| Are figs from cuttings not sweet? |
RE: Green German Fig
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Rich,some figs are sweet right from the beginning on young trees. Others may take 2-3 years or longer to develop their best flavor(usually by the third year). LSU Purple is a prime example. My first ones this fall were just "kind of" good, but very promising.
Tim |
RE: Green German Fig
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| What he said ^^^^ I potted cuttings of roughly 15 varieties about 20 months ago. Three of them are sweet, most are insipid. With any luck the others will be sweet next year. |
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