My 1yr old fig has brown spots and leaf drop with webs. I can’t see the bugs. I’ve tried spraying with Neem and dish soap which has mostly stopped the webbing but the leaves continue to turn brown, curl, and drop off

you say Breba - 'Breeba' not 'Brebba' lol

Ran across you again. Results help a bunch if you can manage to wait. Takes time I know.

This is the best air layering video!!! Thanks so much for mentoring us newbies!! Much appreciated!!

How many trees do you have? I love the variety of colors, and no doubt flavors as well. Wondering how many trees it takes to pick that many figs.

Nice to hear that Figo Preto produces good fruit in the fall! I have one that’s only one foot tall, but maybe in its SECOND summer I will get some fruit. 🤞 My Del San Jaume Gran ripens well in fall, too. Also my Black Mission did pretty well last fall, though nothing was left on it by fall this year. My Brown Turkey’s fruit is generally inedible once it cools off in fall. Anyone else have varieties that ripen fruit well after the arrival of cold fall weather?

Do you bury/plant the fig trees in their pots when replanting next year or do you plant them directly in the ground? Thanks

Thank you for posting Adam. I am in Sparta Sussex County, would you be interested in trading some cuttings? Thanks Petar

What's the material of the green thing?

Do you have a follow up video on it? I want to see if it actually works. I follow up would help. Thanks.

Thank you for this video and also showing that your air layering can stay on thru the Winter in the garage, I wondered whether I should start them now, or wait until Spring? (In Pennsylvania) 45-60°F garage temp is helpful, take outside Spring April 15-May 1 (depending on weather), water 1x month, then fertilize when take outside in Spring. This is good to know, and helpful seeing how to stack them. Do you use any grow lights, or just the natural light from the garage door?

Adam, you sure convinced me on getting one of those Desert Kings

Alright, thanks for the air layer lesson, Adam! I’m now a new subscriber!

you talking too much...

Great info .figaholics rule the world😅

Have you tried Ground Cherries? If you like fruits & berries and haven`t you should try a few plants next year. After they fall from the plant you can enhance the tropical flavor by storing them unrefrigerated for a few days or longer but it`s ok to eat them as soon as they fall.

My first fig tree last year was just called "Brown Turkey." I`m finally getting a few ripe fruits. They`re gigantic, have a lighter colored green/yellow skin with a little bit of purple when ripe, with no hollow interior like the ones I`ve seen on here. I was led to believe these were the worst fig ever but five or six of them would be a decent meal and they`re very sweet and taste like the Celeste figs everybody grows in Louisiana. But it would take 3 or 4 Celeste figs to equal the weight of one of these I think. I`ll check next year. I planted four Celeste this March but none fruited this year. They were extremely tiny and came in a 4 pack. I decided to get these varieties for cold hardiness since central Louisiana has hit zero degrees 2 of the past 3 years and 7 degrees last year. The Brown Turkey survived 7 degrees with tip damage. I got a weather station to monitor real temps in my yard this winter.

Great video.. I have a lot of work to do on my fig tree..

Not for southern Cali I destroyed mi fig with this bullshit

Air layering works, keep gooing.

How does the taste compare to other breba varieties? Also how many did it produce this year?

Glad to see they took!

definitely gonna attempt this!! thank you for the vlog!

Loved your vedio, the best by far.

Can you do this with an avocado tree

From Alabama, and do what 😮

What to do if the tree is a few years old and healthy but will not produce any figs. It gets lots of sunlight.

Great system! Thanks!

When is a good time to do this. Also where and when do you cut the branch. Thanks

Info starts at 2:26.

how did it went ?

😂 Yir no British Columbia. My year long experiment with 100s of Desert King figs may soon be over. They reached 6 ft then grew large leaves under lights starting in May and when I put them outside all the leaves have yellowed and fallen off. My sun gold tomatoes ate 6 ft tall with small greens that were in a $20 greenhouse in spring. Now on 4x4s on mini roller tracks to chase sun. Medjool dates did great from pits. Mangosteen in the mail from china. Tempted to buy puff ball spores. Sunflower microgreens for the Food Banks. I'm a senior. There's no money making in food.

Very good video 👍. You might also spread those top limb’s away from the center. Goes along with clearing out the middle of the tree.

I bend the lower shoots over and weigh them down with a log or brick, mulch, and wait until fall. Works every time.

Can one not hand pollinate?

kalsiyum, magnezyum ve boron ver.

I hope you read the warning labels on that stuff.

Where do you overwinter those?

Thank you for the video! Did it work? Did you make a video with the results? 😃

Completely cover the cup and make it air tight. There is no need to "check" on the air layering to make sure the soil remains moist. When completely enclosed (platic wrap/grocery bag) it will stay moist throughout the rooting process.

I am on zone 6B in, Ontario. I have fig trees in pots, that are about 2 years old, some of them have little figs popping. I would like to put them in the ground, when is the best time? Can I plant them now in the beginning of spring? Thanks

How do you keep birds from getting to your figs? 😅

Great video. Really like the plastic cup idea. Thanks with a sub/likie

Liked the video! Thank you.

Will apples grow true to type from seed?

Very nice presentation. Question : could I do this at end of dormancy? B t way: new zipties on the market you can UNDO so you dont have yo throw them away.

Good experiment! Thnx.

Excellent tutorial 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Please show the final. Canning? Jar? More... amazing

Great video, can you put a airlayer in the garage for winter dormancy zone 6B?