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My first attempt at grafting.
Col Littman. Blackmadera, martineca rimada and Ponte tresa
Col Littman. Blackmadera, martineca rimada and Ponte tresa
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Ike
bergen county NJ 6b
Wish list: oh lets face it Ill take any variety I dont have!! -
Nice! Keep us updated on the progress..Sam
AKA Frankenberry/Scubasamdo
Arroyo Grande / Central Coast of California, 10a/b, AHS 1 -
Looks great! What did you use for rootstock? Just curious.Randy
Northeastern TN. Zone 6b/7a. WL: BNR, Hative D'Argenteuil, ZaffiroComment
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I'm curious as well.Originally posted by RandyK View PostKevin, N. Ga 7b Cheers!
Wishing all of you a bountiful harvest!Comment
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Chicago hardy. Grows very well in my zone even in crappy condition and pushes fruitIke
bergen county NJ 6b
Wish list: oh lets face it Ill take any variety I dont have!!Comment
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Thanks! That is great to know. My first tree was Chicago Hardy. You could say that it is what got me started down the path of this fig fixation...this spring was the first year it needed to be pruned. I thought I had seen something about rooting fig cuttings, so I started to research back in March and found Ourfigs, the fig databases, Figbid...
And I have something like 12 Chicago Hardy potted plants from that first foray and experimentation into rooting cuttings this last March. I’ve given some away already, but think I’ll hang on to some and maybe experiment with grafting next growing season. Good to know that this variety is a great one for root stock! Thanks!
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Well done 👍 keep us posted. I’m doing the same with my desert king.Zone 5 Barrie, onComment
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