Years ago when working at a greenhouse, I potted one up and grew it on into a HUGE pot....it managed to make it up to over 6 feet....and produced tons of exquisite fruit. Was in Iowa so it needed to stay inside of course...too big to move outside, but it loved the heat inside that greenhouse over the summer.
Ben, looks like a lot of water stress for 80 in Seattle in organic material. what are you fertilizing with? how much? how often? I live in the Sonoran Desert.
Love your fig videos. I see that you are in Seattle, I just started with figs last year in Portland, Do you leave your potted figs outside all winter or do you bring them indoors?
Have you gotten some crazy growth on your figs this year? My green ischia went from maybe 3 feet to up over 7 feet already this year. it has both crops on it, main crop figs are already the size right before they ripen . My desert king has both, I think the main will ripen this year . A few of my other fig varieties are also going crazy with growth and setting figs. Even my drown turkey has hundreds of big fat figs . This year is awesome .
I am in USDA zone 7B in North Carolina...we can have some cold here. I got cuttings from someone who has some huge trees and he said they are not producing as much this year because they are still recovering from the previous two winters.
Ben B. I just looked at the one that I popped a shoot in the ground last fall and was happy it made it through the winter...it is now almost 3 feet tall!
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Years ago when working at a greenhouse, I potted one up and grew it on into a HUGE pot....it managed to make it up to over 6 feet....and produced tons of exquisite fruit.
Was in Iowa so it needed to stay inside of course...too big to move outside, but it loved the heat inside that greenhouse over the summer.
Thanks Ben, looking in your playlist for a Black Jack tasting and can't locate. Have you done so?
Ben, looks like a lot of water stress for 80 in Seattle in organic material. what are you fertilizing with? how much? how often? I live in the Sonoran Desert.
Ben, enjoyed your video. Listen just planted PN last year. is fig drooping the giveaway to proper time to pick? thanks
Love your fig videos. I see that you are in Seattle, I just started with figs last year in Portland, Do you leave your
potted figs outside all winter or do you bring them indoors?
Jim Parton I leave some outside the rare or long season figs I bring in
Very nice video. excellent.
Have you gotten some crazy growth on your figs this year? My green ischia went from maybe 3 feet to up over 7 feet already this year. it has both crops on it, main crop figs are already the size right before they ripen . My desert king has both, I think the main will ripen this year . A few of my other fig varieties are also going crazy with growth and setting figs. Even my drown turkey has hundreds of big fat figs . This year is awesome .
mine are just sprouting. I was happy that they made it through the winter.
You must be somewhere cold. I am in western washington.
I am in USDA zone 7B in North Carolina...we can have some cold here. I got cuttings from someone who has some huge trees and he said they are not producing as much this year because they are still recovering from the previous two winters.
I've been keeping a regular feeding schedule and yes the plants seem to be growing like bamboo this time of year.
Ben B. I just looked at the one that I popped a shoot in the ground last fall and was happy it made it through the winter...it is now almost 3 feet tall!
Ben, do you sell plants ?
Ali Imtiaz yes sometimes I have extras. I'll put them on figbid.com
Hello Ben is this similar to Galicia Negra? Do you have Galicia Negra varierty in your collection ? Im interested in your opinion about it
location?
TheiWrekTwins he says it at the start
Seattle
VdB/Negronne. Petit Négri. The name cannot be a combination of French and Spanish words.