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I have Kadota figs and they are sweet! You dod not mention much info about them. Where I live we have Brown Turkey...not good in taste or sweet. Any info on sources for other varieties/cuttings? Thank you in advance!

what variety is the one you didnt eat in video?

We have 2 fig trees- 1 Kadota, which produced the first year & 1 LSU, which didn’t produce the 1st year, but is producing this year (our 2nd year but not getting big or ripening yet - so happy with the Kadota, unsure about the LSU as far as if or how to know if will ripen… do you know anything about LSU fig tree? Or where either of these 2 types are in the need for a male tree or the fig wasp? We are in the state of Georgia, US. Thank you for this great information!

Thanks for sharing sir

Enjoying your videos I am a beginner in gardening I was wondering if you can please tell me how to buy cutting from you

I live in Pennsylvania and my figs rarely ripen due to a shorter growing season. What are those bags you put on the figs as they are ripening?

Living in spain, my fig now producing three crops a year. So this afternoon making delicious fig jam.

Great info

Wow, absolutely amazing looking potted fig-plants. I need to change my water-schedule or something b/c a few of mine in-ground are not as pretty as those you have there.

Here in central Texas, my brown turkey took quite a hit with the hard freeze a couple of years ago but has bounced back beautifully. It is producing well, despite my neglect, and fruit may even be ripe by now. I'll check later when the sun goes down and I go out back to do some watering.

I love the Heineken boxes and the figs looking good

My young Improved Celeste has dropped some of its fruit each of the past two years. Is that common for this variety?

My fig trees are doing nothing so far this year. Pretty bummed out about it. Cheers from Ottawa🍁

I admit I know little about figs. However, from what I gather about brebas is that it's still a fig, so that's what it is. I don't feel the need to be ritzy with lingo.

I'm getting spiders in my 1st Fig Tree. I'm in SW FL. Suggestions welcomed

This is soooo educational! I have a little Brown Turkey fig tree that just put on figs this season (none last year). I never knew there were so many varieties and never heard of the fig wasp until today 😊

Salamu Alukum Back home in Nablus, Palestine we used to have very large Fig tree. This tree was taller than three story building where I used to live, it was a few feet taller than the three story. The width of this tree approximately 25 to thirty feet. During summer time, I used to climb this lovely tree and pick up thirty to forty figs almost every day. The fig used to be very large I would say four to five figs almost a pound. I loved this tree because it was part of my childhood, I was almost eight or nine years when I started to climb this tree. The sad thing about it is the that my brother cut it because he was living on the first floor of our building and he want to expand his living space and the only place was is to cut this tree and add a living space. I was really saddened when I heard he cut this fig tree, I loved this tree, it is in the Holley place of Palestine. Sorry to make you sad.

Do you think your favourite figs are ok in the south of the uk in Brighton.

Thanks fir the info. I’m just got my first gif tree today… Italian red Sicilian!

What is Breba???

Will you have cuttings available later this year? 2024

Yes! Tasty, big, long Niagara black figs!!

looks like a saggy testicle:)

i was so sleepy that i thought bro was opening a geode.. XD n then, "holy molly, did he just take a bite of it?" O.o"

Striped beetles having an orgy all over mine this year after beautiful vigorous growth this year sad😢 no fruit....will try neem

I need one of these for sure being from Texas

it grew that big in one year?

I don't think that's true about Desert Kings. They're very popular in the Bay Area (California), and we don't have fig wasps.

Get the long d’août its even larger and longer and tastes even better. Mine weigh 175g on average

Why do you put plastic bags over the figs for ? Is it to keep the snails and birds from them?

Wow, nice! Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic information! Thank you for this! :)

I am new to say growing, and this is so very fascinating to learn.

Magnificent tips. Thank you

Thank you for sharing your opinion. It is helpful.

Nice to see someone that’s north of me trying to grow figs. I just started this winter here in Maine with about 13 figs

how many hours of sun do the figs get that are in between the fence and the wall? just curious

I think using a clear plastic bag like so with soil is the best way to root the cutting.

Our figs are over 5 years old, over 6 feet tall, full and beautiful - but we have never gotten a fig off of either of them. They get full sun, were covered to be protected from frost, get plenty of water, get chicken manure for fertilizer, etc. I'd love to send you a picture of them and see what you'd suggest we need to do. We want figs so badly!!!

Cool , I got both a lot of them

I thought all fig trees are hermaphrodites (both make and female)? Now I am confused.

So true Phoenix AZ they are great figs

I can get roots like 99%. My problem is getting it to leaf out. How do you make them leaf out after you get good roots?

There is a very old enormous fig tree in old town Phoenix that has figs as big as your fist-must be the fig wasp? Do they get bigger as they get older or is it just a variety?

Need more videos like this. Thanks. Im in Zone 3A Canada and in love with tropicals and moderate temp trees.

Looks like the roots are below the 10% bark going up. Would it be better to keep .. say 50% of the bark? And is it better to use transparent device covered with aluminum foil so that you can check for roots without opening it? I want to do this to a peach tree, is it ok to do it now or should I wait until spring to do it? Great channel!

Suggestion. I've done hundreds and hundreds of airlayers in similar pods. Cut them below the pod, above the lower node. Don't open the pod yet ... but take it and soak it in water. That will bind the potting mix to the root. When it is soaked through, open it and the mix will generally stick to the roots. Then pot it up.

What's the variety of the second fig tree? It looks like mine, gifted from and Italian neighbor in Montreal. Also, what do you mean by "scratched" in the second method? I think I'll give it a try. Thanks for your content, you've been guiding me through fig harvesting in Canada !

Great job with the propagation! I was gifted a few of those plastic air layering propagation balls last year. I keep meaning to have a go at air layering a couple of my fig trees. I'll probably have a go soon 👍

I have black flying bugs on my fig stalks! What are these?