Lovely video, so well presented. I have two very small fig trees, so when they are a little bigger, I will try your method. You have a green thumb and make it look so easy!! Thank you for showing us how to propagate fig plants. May God bless you!
We bought our first fig plant less than a year ago in winter 2020 and was able to get several fruits this summer. Nothing is better than fresh homegrown figs! We plan to take cuttings and hopefully get more plants. Thanks for sharing!
This video was very helpful and easy to understand.😊 I like half the caption was in English,this was very helpful with answering my questions.😁 Thank you from Phoenix Az.U.S.A🤗
Hello, really good video! I have questions. Why did you leave other plants (or maybe weed) in your fig pots? Is is not dangerous for figs? What is the best place to put fig in ground? What is this yellow and white elements in your pots? Thank you.
1. Looked like wild oxalis, completely harmless to the fig 2. Where they get morning East-facing sun, and limited midday sun 3. Looked like grain husks of some sort, just part of the potting mix * note that his method is only for very fresh cuttings as seen; on a woody, leave-less stem this is not the right way
I just watched this video again, trying to glue it into my mind. I just still need to know the best time of the year to do this. Since this is beginning of Spring, I will try it after my old tree has leaved. It that does not work, I will try early fall. Like your technique! ☮️❤️💥🌈🌈🌈🌎🌎😇😇😇😛
