Is that a caprifig??

Do you sell cuttings?

What are your top tasting ones you think?

Do you now if I can buy cuttings from Carlos? How I can contact him????? Please let me know 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

to slow use the topper

do the cuttings still grow the same as normal cuttings rooted in soil? i love your videos! also do you still use this method of rooting? :)

Wow .. what size of pot?

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For whole of video he is showing how to bury a cutting in soil inside a tube. Useless video

That is great that your grafts have a good success rate even when you do them in the middle of winter. What is your temperature like in there? How well do the trees handle being awake that early before they can go outside?

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Nice update, I only recently found your channel when I was Ill over Christmas, I watched a ton of your videos, I really like the ones where you and your friend Carlos are showing all the Pons figs, it's great that you can ripen then in New York. I'm in the UK, we have a milder winter, but a much cooler summer, so we need greenhouses to get a chance to get them to ripen. I get bored in winter too, I really miss when my trees are growing, all the best and I wish you a good growing season this year, Steve

How long do you keep them in these bags and then what do you up pot them to?

What's your favorite rooting hormone?

Seriously love your videos. TY for doing

what fertilizer you using in the fig pops?

Is that regular potting soil?

I've added this one to my wishlist; hope it will do well in NE GA!

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Impressive success. Thanks for sharing! I am rooting 3 mulberry cuttings of one variety right now, and I find myself wishing I had tried pre-rooting at least one of them like this. They are all in soil, and I am really hoping ONE of them roots and grows well. That’s all I need. 🤞🤞

Carlos, hello! I have a question about your Moro de Caneva tree, which you mention is grafted. I'm wondering what it is grafted onto, for the rootstock? I am contemplating what to do with my MdC in terms of grafting it onto something, and I assume you are happy with what you've got - if not please elaborate. If you did the graft yourself, what factors did you take into account when choosing the rootstock for this potted plant?

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This is supposed to be a green fig

Thanks for uploading, that's really usefull

Do you water the trees when they are dormant and indoors?

Добре робите щеплення...😊like...

Надiюсь укриття допоможе iнжиру...

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I haven't tried any grafting yet. I should give it a try. Spring always passes so quickly that the buds have already broken before I think of it. Maybe this spring. I noticed the fly trap tapes you have hanging. I had a problem with fungus gnats and used those yellow traps you stick in the soil but that just catches the hatched gnats. I read you can use 1 part hydrogen peroxide and 4 parts water mixed and sprayed on the surface of the soil to kill the eggs and larvae. I tried it and it killed like 99.99 percent of the flies. I've only seen a couple now so hopefully that solved my gnat problem.

Hi - did you say Del Vista?

Hi - did you say Tia Penya? from ponz

Heck yeah man this is exactly what I needed. Your videos are super helpful and informative. I cant look away from the video because all your words seem to be helpful in one way or another. So did you add water to the air layers before putting them away? The answer must be: "it depends" right? I have to see if the soil is dry. It rained and I dont know if it gets wet inside. Wish I had more time for my neglected figs. Your collection is admirable. And your work is really great!! Cant imagine you get much sun there with all the buildings. If I was to guess, I'd say queens. I watched a few of your older videos. I started taking notes - you have a section now. I'm going to have to get a couple of trees now because of you. I seriously have no more room. Anything else will pretty much be in shade except for an hour or so. But the two you talked about that you loooove so much and now I need to own are these: Tia Penya and Del Vista. Well that's what I think you said. In your October fig videos. One variety in each. If you can confirm those names, that would be super helpful. I'll go post on the video directly.....thanks again

I really enjoyed that. TY for sharing your experience You look like you know what you're doing...can I ask a tangential question? I have a bunch of air layers on my trees that are pretty much dormant at this point. The air layers have roots and I should have cut them weeks ago. What should I do with them now? If I cut them now and pot them, will at least the roots grow and be saved? If I leave them on the tree, wont the roots die?

I hope all your trees are ok through winter, I enjoy watching your videos, from UK

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What are the white bumps near the roots? They seem to come out before the longer roots.

You still do rooting in water?

Alex, what were your top five figs this year?

That's not an easy job.

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Congrats on getting most of your trees protected. Looks like you had a big job with so many trees.

I’m here in Buffalo NY I have 2 small Chicago hearty figs in 6” pots what do you recommend I do with them for winter?

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Wow Alex, your jungle has grown! How many varieties are you up to at this point, and are you planning to start bringing it down, or keep collecting?

You sell cuttings?

You sell cuttings?

Amazing amount of fig trees. We all do the same thing walk around feeling the last figs of the year hoping to feel a ripe one. lol question: Do you provide any water during the winter storage period?

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It 's really cool collection..😊