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No, the largest I had was around 40. I also like them when very ripe, and they become lighter with more intense flavor and sweeter.

@@nicksoria-ly2tt Sure. zarko@backyardfigs.com

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This was a good pick, many varieties were perfectly ripened. Violet Patlican, Bourjasotte Grise are consistently great (also very similar). Smith was great in drier than usual ripeness stage. Ponte Tresa keeps impressing me. I couldn't properly test all of them this time (finished filming at 3am ), but will post individual variety reviews at some point.

I grow LSU Purple...among others. It is a delicious fig.

@@Alv12594Most of the trees in the orange section were in the grow room in my basement. Rest were in a garage. I have older videos demonstrating this. Thanks for asking.

They were of high quality, ripened in hot, dry weather. Didn't have time to measure sugar brix in this video, but I did made more tasting review videos of individual varieties.

Both being adriatic type. I would assume yes, but I don't have Green Ischia.

@@backyardfigs Ok thanks, Are you going to sell some cuttings this year?

​@RAH_youtube I don't have plans for cuttings sale, only rooted cuttings and mature trees 4+ years old. You can find cuttings on FigBid. Thanks for asking.

@@ayadtobya4345 Thank you for watching and subscribing!

7 gal is my main size. Several in 10 gal. Younger trees in 3 and 5 gal.

@vil-vt7fr March 1st officially, but for about two weeks prior, I did pruning with occasional lights on.

@@backyardfigs thanks!

Yes. I apply this exact brand as a preventative during dormancy, before moving trees indoor. After that, individual trees are taken outside and sprayed if I notice any spider mites. Yellowing of the leaves is usually an indicator for inspecting for mites.

Thanks for suggesting. I did that, and the results were about 0.5 % higher. I will make more tests with different viscosities. With fig as dry as this one, it is hard to extract enough juice to spread evenly without air pockets.

There is an Amazon link in description. 500 bags 6x8 for $23, 500 bags 8x12 for $32

Thank you.

Which trees specifically?

@@backyardfigs the apples pears plums peach please thanks so long

Thank you much. Pozdrav!

My mistake, I meant to say Strawberry Verte. Didn't know how to correct that on video, thanks for correcting.

@@backyardfigs thanks for response. Wasn’t trying to correct you I just was blown away by how great that fig looked and wanted to add it to my wish list. Great fig orchard 💪

Hi, mostly 7 gal grow bags. Several larger trees in 10gal, younger in 5gal. I had posted a fertilizing video after this one.

Two times, granular form. Thanks for asking.

I've been asked many times, and hopefully soon will make a video explaining the built up of the cage. In short, those are round 2''x2'' posts, draped with deer netting.

Thank you. My tree is just a fun project. Bottom espalier part was originally shaped like a heart. Main goal is to observe top growth. Espalier in figs can be very productive, in the east, that is the preferred form.

Hi, many have asked this question, I will explain in a separate video.

Thank you. Hopefully soon I will make that video. This is my hobby that requires full time job involvement and finding time is challenging.

Thank you for asking. I will make a video about white bags function. They provide many benefits, currently they preserve water evaporation when hot. if to rainy, by closing them they prevent excessive water saturation of soil media, and finally lower media temperature.

Did you say that Black Zadar is also "Black Plate" or Pogácsafüge (Hungary/Croatian) ?

Yes, Serbia.

@@backyardfigs Nice, I really like your figs!

At the start of the video, I thought that it's a Hungarian accent :D

@@barnaszoke4846 you were close :)

@@backyardfigs awesome collection btw, congratulations. I hope some day I'll also have a couple which are a known variety.

Thanks! As of now, I do not sell cuttings. I like to root cuttings myself, and confirm variety by leaves, if possible.

Main orchard, with watering can (collected rain water), other area with hose, filtered tap. I do find that my best results are achieved with manual watering, because of my setting. I will make video explaining the reasons why. Thanks for asking.

@@backyardfigs yes that would be a good video. How many gallons would you say you always have available? I need to get out of Phoenix 😂

I have two 275 gal totes connected. IDon't recall last time running out of rain water.​ it's been quite wet last couple of seasons. Having rain almost every other day, I wish that I was in Phoenix lol. @epigeneticnerd4244

Thank you for commenting, you are correct ( just confirmed by looking at some pics from Ourfigs ). I got this tree in 2018 from Telly's, reputable local nursery with a label that has a nice short story about Thomas Jefferson and his favorite fig variety, WM. I did read some thread on Ourfigs about BM fmv free from pro fig that I have ( which turned out to be Tena), but not carefully enough, and assumed that this two are synonyms. Tomorrow I will change name on the label to Tena, and correct staff at Telly's, if they still have it. Thanks again!