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Comment on Looking for stake ideasThese are my go to tree stakes in the garden as well. They also work well to attach airlayers to, to give them supportToday, 08:02 AM
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Comment on Pastilliere Fig treesclaret -- thanks for finding and posting that.
ginamcd -- yes, Encanto Nursery is in wasp territory, but from what I have read in Jon's old...Today, 08:01 AM -
Comment on Pastilliere Fig treesdavej -- the ridges are very prominent even on fruits that are caprified and don't drop on Pastiliere Baud USA.Today, 07:57 AM
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Rosy got most of them! mountainfigs also lists O’Rourke and Red Palermo as sugar figs. I have neither. The only ones I have on this list are Zaffiro...Today, 07:56 AM
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Comment on help what fig variety is this?It’s not a keeper if your space is limited. Can’t compete with any top tier varieties in my opinion. I have it, but may not keep it.Today, 07:55 AM
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Reply to Shoots from a grafted treeSo the top pic is what you grafted on? Is so then yes I would remove any sprouts below itToday, 07:53 AM
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Reply to 🇨🇦 canadian trading post 🇨🇦I have a texas peach and a cavaliere available if anyone is looking for those varieties. Will also have a raasti airlayer available in the next few weeks...Today, 07:53 AM
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Comment on Looking for stake ideasYep I have some I have been using for years....a little sun faded but still functional.Today, 07:53 AM
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Reply to My first Smith figAnother Smith
no splitting during the whole rainy day
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Comment on TNJed 2022Figology Yep I AL my grafts off to get them on their own roots. Last winter I think 3 of 4 grafts in my backyard survived w/o real damage. One has become...Today, 07:44 AM
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Otis many thanks Tony, best wish for you there, too.Today, 07:29 AM
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Comment on Jolly Tiger random variegation trialHave you found Jolly Tiger to be difficult to root and get established? Of all the varieties I’ve attempted this one has proven to be the most chal...Today, 07:12 AM
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Hi cvarcher. I am in your zone in Virginia. How has BG been working for you for rain splitting and productivity? When do they ripen for you and are...Today, 06:17 AM
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Comment on Looking for stake ideasI use these also and prefer them to rebar and bamboo. Their plastic coating is easy to handle and goes into the soil easily. I drive it right along the...Today, 06:12 AM
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Finally was able to harvest the remaining hanging breba of the Martinenca Rimada (Baud). Can clearly see the stripes on the stem, unfortunately there...Today, 05:52 AM
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Comment on Fighunter cuttings progress.I have a lot of his varieties but don’t think I have that one. You’ll have to post some pics when you’re figs ripen.Today, 05:44 AM
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Comment on Pastilliere Fig treesUNK Pastiliere definitely a 'Smyrna' type,... not ripening without caprification be it waspy or manual.
Outright Pastiliere an ancient Common...Today, 05:42 AM -
Great way to the reclaimed water.
Is there any issues with the PH of the aquarium water for the fig trees.
May I ask the brand...Today, 05:11 AM -
Oh wow Kuan, that is quite the set up!
And a great idea utilizing the fish water...kudos!Today, 03:26 AM -
Reply to YLN first Breba 2022Mine just now set some figlets....way behind all the others.
That one looks pretty good....hope you get better ones in the future.
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Comment on looking for info on a brown sugar fig ?Wow nice Rosy!
You are on your game!
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Comment on Green michurinska leavesYeah...So much confusion in the fig hobby....and it only continues to get worse as more varieties are found all the time...craziness!Today, 03:11 AM
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Comment on Pakistan mulberry, grafted or own roots?I haven't found a rootstock that will keep the trees small, but Mark sent me some Dwarf Girardi cuttings that I grafted. When my grafts grow larger, I...Today, 03:05 AM
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Reportedly:
Moscatel Preto (as mentioned above)
Napolitana Negra
Bebera Preta
Albacor Comuna
Improved Celeste
LSU...Today, 02:22 AM -
Reply to Looking for stake ideasI bought 1/2” 20’ long rebar for $7.xx at HD.
I used their cutter to cut rebar into 3.
You should bring a SawAll in case your favorite...Today, 02:06 AM -
Haha! I love it!! Well, I’ll be trying Cosme Manyo soon, I have a few on my tree, super stoked for them 😁Today, 02:05 AM
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Comment on Looking for stake ideasYeah, they're fiberglass. I can't imagine them wearing down. They aren't the most stable fence post option, of course, but I use them for plants I...
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Reply to Fighunter cuttings progress.I’m excited about my Abundance fig tree from The fig Hunter. Anyone else growing this variety...Today, 12:47 AM
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Comment on YLN first Breba 2022Figland thanks for the invite. I have a few 2 year old cuttings that are bearing and have only lost 1 fruit a few weeks ago so the rest may make it. Keeping...Today, 12:43 AM
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Reply to YLN first Breba 2022I'm sorry your main crop is being decimated by BFF, I'll have to invite you over when ours are ripe. They are green right now but I was sneaking a peek...Today, 12:28 AM
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Comment on More Mango PreppingGreat job! The most difficult part for me is trying to get the mango slices all the same thickness so they can be done at the same time! Yours look p...Today, 12:25 AM
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Comment on Green michurinska leavesWhen early ripening time matters, green michurinska is a significant front runner. My area doesn’t have adequate nighttime temperatures to reliably...Today, 12:20 AM
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Comment on help what fig variety is this?I have some Osborne Prolific trees and the fruit is more brown, but sometimes with a small tree it might change. I guess you have two options, Flanders...Today, 12:20 AM
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Comment on Looking for stake ideasIn my garden I actually transitioned from these to bamboo after they started buckling on me after 1-2 years. I also use bamboo for the fig trees now...Today, 12:11 AM
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Comment on New fig varietiesLooks so good, specially now it’s the perfect time to get ripen figToday, 12:08 AM
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dito on brown sugar crunch ,good to !Yesterday, 11:56 PM
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Comment on Looking for stake ideasNice! They look like a "buy it for life" option too. Can you confirm if that's correct?Yesterday, 11:52 PM
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Comment on Pastilliere Fig treesThanks for the post. Interesting that if you click "More Info" it takes you to a statement about it possibly being a San Pedro. Is Encanto...Yesterday, 11:51 PM
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Comment on Zone5 fig coffin survivorsClarktj2, unfortunately there is no secure place in UA, russians use long and short range missiles and bomb all Ukrainian territory.
We try to...Yesterday, 11:25 PM -
Comment on help what fig variety is this?Yes I emailed them already ! Hopefully they replyYesterday, 11:15 PM
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Comment on help what fig variety is this?Oh interesting do you think Flanders is any good/ worth keeping ?Yesterday, 11:14 PM
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Comment on BNR Reverted?Bellefleurs, your report matches my experience, as well as what I've read over the years: if you leave an all-green limb, branch, vine, etc. on the plant,...Yesterday, 11:13 PM
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Reply to Green michurinska leavesyup, GM leaves look similar to nordland not the other stereotype adriatics. Your tree looks super healthy, got any fruit buds showing yet?Yesterday, 11:05 PM
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Comment on Pakistan mulberry, grafted or own roots?Awesome, thanks!
Yes , that Pakistan is too large for me as it is now . What dwarfing rootstock would you recommend for it?Yesterday, 11:04 PM -
Reply to Pastilliere Fig treesventurabananas ginamcd Here's what I could find. It's on this page: http://figs4fun.com/Var_U_info.html
...Yesterday, 10:55 PM