I always appreciate the last few ripe figs of the season as they seem to taste the best sometimes. Prayers for your family in Florida and hoping all goes well for them! What a wonderful season you had this year!! Take care until next time!!!
Another good video Lou. I'm excited as this year is coming to an end next year is getting closer! I have such big plans for my second year of growing figs. Hopefully I can get some to taste as well is find those varieties on my wish list.
I found your channel about two weeks ago and have enjoyed your postings very much. I’m near Annapolis and have been trying to grow two fig trees in the ground for about four years a Lattarula and Olympian. They pretty much die back every year and I can’t seem to get the fruit to mature. I’ve tried reducing the number of stems to four and I’ve even pinched the tops around August. I do not fertilize and really don’t water much either. Do you think the varieties I have are not conducive to area 7a/7b? I would be thankful for your recommendations.
@steveng6269 Hi there, Steve. Yes, I do have videos posted on all of the topics that you're interested in. Please feel free to view them and add your comments. Thanks for watching! Lou Monti
@pjorge8363 Hi there! All of the mature Mount Etna's will ripen most of their fruit in plenty of time during the summer months, and so will many other varieties. My coldest zone is 7‐A. Thanks for watching! Lou Monti
Love your videos Lou always feel like I'm right there walking along with you.
I always appreciate the last few ripe figs of the season as they seem to taste the best sometimes. Prayers for your family in Florida and hoping all goes well for them! What a wonderful season you had this year!! Take care until next time!!!
Another good video Lou. I'm excited as this year is coming to an end next year is getting closer! I have such big plans for my second year of growing figs. Hopefully I can get some to taste as well is find those varieties on my wish list.
I found your channel about two weeks ago and have enjoyed your postings very much. I’m near Annapolis and have been trying to grow two fig trees in the ground for about four years a Lattarula and Olympian. They pretty much die back every year and I can’t seem to get the fruit to mature. I’ve tried reducing the number of stems to four and I’ve even pinched the tops around August. I do not fertilize and really don’t water much either. Do you think the varieties I have are not conducive to area 7a/7b? I would be thankful for your recommendations.
@steveng6269 Hi there, Steve. Yes, I do have videos posted on all of the topics that you're interested in. Please feel free to view them and add your comments. Thanks for watching! Lou Monti
Are you able to plant a winter crop or does it get too cold there too soon?
Hope your family were safe 🙏
I hope your brother and his family are ok.
Seasons change my friend 😊
Hoping your family in Florida were safe during the hurricane. 🙏
Hello, what fig variety beside Mt. Etna would you recommend that ripen before late Oct? Thank you for your time.😊
@pjorge8363 Hi there! All of the mature Mount Etna's will ripen most of their fruit in plenty of time during the summer months, and so will many other varieties. My coldest zone is 7‐A. Thanks for watching! Lou Monti
Don’t I need water?