Prepping the Container Fig Trees for Winter Storage 

Good video Ross. Hope all trees make it threw the winter.

In the southwest you'll probably have to water your wintered plants. Great video.

Thanks for the video! Where do you get those pots? Hope you’re well!

Thank you for sharing your video as you suggested I will use dormant oil my figs already in the shed zone 7A

G00D Morning from Auckland, New Zealand it’s Monday, November 25, 2019.

I hope that horticultural oil can help with lemons overwintering. Thanks for the product suggestion!

If i put them in the greenhouse in light i should water them thoughly? If i put them under the sunroom in the dark just water the top? Do i have it right? Thanks Ross Merry Christmas

Great info 👌

When do you put the fig trees in a bigger pot to stop them getting root bound? If you did it now, the Fig Trees would have room to grow roots while dormant?

Great video!! Can I use neem oil instead of horticultural spray? My mulberry tree spread a fungus around last year :(

Great information! Just bought my first fig tree and I'm hoping to learn as much info as I can. I'm in zone 7b. I don't have a green house but is there a way to winterize a fig tree and be able to keep it outdoors? I do have a garage but it has no light.

Can you bring the small fig trees in the house and keep it growing all winter?

Hi I live in Oklahoma and my fig trees in container are still completely green and the weather forecast shows that at least For the next ten days the temperature will goes down to low 20's at night. I was wondering if this night freezing would damage my fig plants. Should I take them to the garage while the are green and before dormancy to protect the or should I leave them out during these freezing temperature until they are completely dormant and then take them in the garage for winter storage. I would really appreciate your guidance.

Thank you for the video. While the fig trees are dormant, how often do you water them if you have to?

What Ever Happened To your Rice Hulls?

Watching this video all I can think of is... Ross you need a haircut.

Root rot with too much water. That's my experience.

You seem to know a lot about figs, but you just talk to much. Please get to the point and no repeating.