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Have observed similar - there is a transition from fat, white worm roots to beige, slender centipede roots (secondary branching). Don't see this as a...Today, 02:05 PM
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As the three figs were settling down, the bartender leaned toward them and leered: "Want to hear a raunchy fig joke?"
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My cuttings does this as well, and I haven’t seen any signs of deterioration. I think it’s just normal root progression...Today, 01:53 PM
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Reply to From nothing to...I wanna see the "before" pic, Rigo…
Congrats on the start of a great harvest! Gardening is not easy, and there is a true...Today, 01:43 PM -
Reply to Off cuts without nodesIsnt this the same as new growths after winter die back?Today, 01:43 PM
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Otis, I had a few challenge me as well. My suspicion is that the rootstock wasn’t awake enough to allow the bark to “slip” as easily as it should....Today, 01:31 PM
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Reply to From nothing to...Those look GREAT!
Bulbing onions and other cold (cole) varieties are going to be tough, things like lettuce, spinach, kale are going to bolt...Today, 01:27 PM -
In my youth, in the 1970's, I worked for a large, mult-million dollar (then, now in the billions), wholesale/retail seafood provider who renamed Cod fillets...Today, 01:25 PM
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Comment on Cutting RIP listI heat our house with that exact stove! Got to love the Heathstone, Now I’m trying to find a source for cheap soapstone for a thermal mass wall...Today, 01:22 PM
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Perhaps it is all just a figment of my imagination. 😊Today, 01:19 PM
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My original point was if we get real sick will not be able to tend our precious cuttings. While back I was real sick for long time( not corona but...Today, 01:13 PM
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Last year, I started gardening (or atleast trying to). I was not very successful. The start of this year has changed completely however. All last year...Today, 01:11 PM
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Nice last pic! 😂Today, 01:05 PM
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Comment on fig cutting feedingOne guys dieing i left too much moss in the roots when i put em in cups. Cleaned up the roots will wait a few weels to see if there is recovery..Today, 01:05 PM
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Jamie, I'm starting to think I'm just too clumsy for banana grafts. Or maybe just poor hand eye coordination in my twilight years, I don't know, but I've...Today, 12:58 PM
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Comment on "Hazmat" labeled package from USPSwell if ALL USPS employees are in the high IQ range please tell me why many amazon packages sent to Memphis and properly labelled wind up being delivered...Today, 12:56 PM
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If covid19 is a wild virus then I'm not worried it can join the other trillion viruses and other microorganisms in my gut & respiratory tracts....Today, 12:55 PM
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Good for those of us who want to practice grafting too!Today, 12:52 PM
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Hi Ross, I ripened a grand total of.....add the one.....carry the two.......figure this and that, yes I ripened ONE Fig off of White Baca last year! ...Today, 12:50 PM
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It would help to know what growing zone your part of Paraguay is in,Tolentino. The California Rare Fruit Growers Persimmon Fruit Facts page says "Persimmons...Today, 12:49 PM
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Comment on fig cutting feedingGet the largest bag at 5lb for ~$7. More cost effective.Today, 12:47 PM
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Comment on fig cutting feedingThis looks like its made for fresh roots, i use clonex solution until roots turn color. Maybe there similiar...Today, 12:45 PM
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Thanks, May have to pick up that olympian!Today, 12:44 PM
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Comment on Cutting RIP listIf I was in the capital of USA Fig land, So Cal like you Eric, I would be starting any and all the time! With the harsh and very cold temps at times...Today, 12:44 PM
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Comment on fig cutting feedingI'm using the same. It's exact knock off of miracle grow. I dunk and drain for small container.Today, 12:43 PM
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As far as I know it is not impossible to have genetic deviations in cuttings (somaclonal variation) so perhaps Perretta is very similar to LdA but has...Today, 12:42 PM
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According to Lubera staff it is Longue d´Aout or a "selection" of LdA, whatever that means....Today, 12:40 PM
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No disrespect to anyone. Is this a fig forum or facebook? Last week climate change, this week corona virus? I do not know about you folks, but I come...Today, 12:35 PM
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Just saw Hardy Chicago bareroot at Lowe's and Home Depot for $10 and Olympian (English BT) 1 gal pots at Lowe's for $11 for those who are so inclined....Today, 12:31 PM
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I myself think it's crazy to use all those products. I use Foliage Pro, has everything, nothing else needed. Also something people ignore a lot, and that...Today, 12:31 PM
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My Peretta looks a bit different than my LDA.
Also it didn't set on any fruit as small tree, my LDA did. No hard facts but I think those are di...Today, 12:28 PM -
Careful, many ace inhibitors and arb medications can cause nasty drug reactions if you happen to be allergic. Ace inhibitors are as notorious as sulfa...Today, 12:19 PM
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Comment on Corona Coping( we die so do our figs/True.......I was taking Losartin for about 4 years and then it was recalled (Or possibly a voluntary recall) just over a year ago. I now take another...Today, 12:15 PM
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At least they are now providing the real names for at least some of their "selections", after initially denying what they were doing ... But...Today, 12:08 PM
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Nice. Have any photos of the inside?Today, 12:03 PM
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this is a normal maturing process. Keep it well fed and water and you should have a grown fig tree by the end of the summerToday, 12:01 PM
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Reply to Free Cuttingsok, ok. I'm in. Need me some Celeste cuttings. you're very nice to offer these. Now the cheese wax.......which aisle is that on?Today, 11:58 AM
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Comment on Cutting RIP listGod luck! I also have far better results direct potting in summer but I get anxious and want to give them a head start. I don't know why. It is so much...Today, 11:57 AM
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This cutting growth is probably 6 weeks old. There are these brownish spots appearing on the stems, it mostly on the mid/bottom sections. Some of it more...Today, 11:56 AM
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Reply to Cutting RIP listI had about 75% success last year, using direct planting/Harvey method.......BUT, I have learned the past few years, that it's when I get antsy, wanting...Today, 11:42 AM
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Reply to Free CuttingsFigHearted Thats' a good question. I use food grade cheese wax for two reasons. First, it is more pliable than paraffin or candle wax. Those can sometimes...Today, 11:30 AM
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Comment on Coffee grounds...would you??If you use it in your potted trees, be sure to account for that as part of your fertilizer regiment, otherwise, you might have more nitrogen than you...Today, 11:22 AM
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They do best in ground, but I have had good fruit set on potted trees when using Rootmaker Pots. I will be potting up about 60-80 grafted persimmon in...Today, 11:18 AM
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Reply to Cut myself grafting — sort of a PSAYup rocking the knife when cutting tongue is safer way as Padsfan mentioned.Today, 11:10 AM
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Not entering into the "epidemic" discussion, but a warning for those who may have "leftover" Losarten that is no longer being taken...Today, 11:06 AM
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Acclimation out from a bin/closed system can be really iffy once you have leaves. In a perfect world, you would see roots first with no top growth, and...Today, 10:52 AM
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Reply to Root bound!Sort of like this but I recall them larger and more square. Individually packaged with the manufacturers name and labeling. Could have been rock wool...Today, 10:49 AM
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