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  • Making it to the hundred gram club with 119 gram yellow long neck!

    My first-ever yellow long neck fig started from cuttings last year 10-21-20. 119 grams! Big, delicious, figgy, sweet taste.I love this fig!! What made it open up like that?

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  • #2
    Looks tasty!
    Those big yellow figs are just good eating, So good!
    Round Rock, TX 8b
    WL: Delicious figs

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    • #3
      Nice Salvatore!! That’s impressive. Most likely rain has caused your splitting. Are you getting these figs with using dr bugbees method?
      Zone 5 Barrie, on

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    • #4
      A beauty!

      Kevin, N. Ga 7b Cheers!

      Wishing all of you a bountiful harvest!

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      • #5
        That's just fun! Big ol' fig!
        Angel #1 at 2 Angels Mushrooms & Figs-Chattanooga, TN Zone 7-B
        Wishlist: Angelito, Ham Rham, Sigar, Figs with "Angel" in the name, and peach-flavored figs that are not EBTs.

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        • #6
          That's a beauty. I like a lot of the big, yellow ones. I'm looking forward to a Golden Riverside and Dr Gowaty that are still young yet, but growing well.
          Tony; Pickens county, SC zone 7b

          Care for the Earth...there's no place like home

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          • #7
            fico paffuto... nice!
            Guildwood Village - Toronto, Canada - Zone 6

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            • #8
              Very nice!
              Sam
              AKA Frankenberry/Scubasamdo
              Arroyo Grande / Central Coast of California, 10a/b, AHS 1

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              • #9
                Very nice, I always look forward to eating those.
                Brenda East Tn. Zone 6B

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                • #10
                  What size pots are those trees in? How do you keep them from flipping over in the rain and wind? That's such a problem. How do you deal with that issue?
                  South Jersey, zone 7a- 20 mins from Philly, 30 mins from AC

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                  • Realtorbyday
                    Realtorbyday commented
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                    Thanks for the link... interesting article! I really struggle with this whole wind thing. Love the squatty pots too. It's really hard to tell sizes in the pics. How will you attach the pots/trees to the guide wire part? What keeps them attached?

                  • PacNorWreck
                    PacNorWreck commented
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                    Similar wind issues here (I grow on my roof) - things that work for me:

                    - Larger pots
                    - SIPs (extra water weight)
                    - Pruning for a lower trunk, shorter scaffolds
                    - Grouping pots in groups of 3 so they support each other
                    - Wrapping trunks together

                    Honestly though when a particular tree starts blowing over a lot that’s usually a signal that I want to give it a bigger pot.

                  • Realtorbyday
                    Realtorbyday commented
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                    I also do the huddling/grouping them together thing. It helps.

                • #11
                  Looks great, I have some figs on my Yellow long neck and Robert’s Golden Rainbow, they look to be the same fig. I can not wait to taste them.
                  SW TN 7B Wish list: Boysenberry Blush, Coll de Dama Mutante, Madeira Island Black, Cravens Craving, Malibu Greek and Fico Giallo. Any fig I can grow and Happy Days

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                  • #12
                    Salvatore can i join your club? You can still lead the group, even if mine is Bigger 😁
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                    wnc Z7a Hominy Valley - fig sales at happyvalleyenv.com/shop

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                    • #13
                      Wow! Che Bella.
                      GuyA
                      Zone 9
                      St Augustine Fl.
                      Guy A
                      St Augustine Fl.
                      Zone 9A.

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                      • #14
                        Small pot big tree big fig. What is the trick?
                        Zone 5/6. WL: Exquisito, Florea, Iranian Candy, Smith, LSU Hollie, Malta Black, Red Lebanese BV, Hative d'Argenteuil

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                        • #15
                          That’s figging huge

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                          • #16
                            https://www.ourfigs.com/member/3225-jessup42, Welcome to the club. One day I'd like to get the 200 gram club. My second one was 140gram and my third is 160gram !! Love YLN!!! This one tasted like a very ripe honeydew melon. Love YLN


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