I just up-potted my figs from 4-5 gal to 10-12 gal here in Ontario. They were 2022 plants - Hardy Chicago, Olympia, Neverella, Violette de Bordeaux. They're in full sun and I head-started them in the greenhouse. I got 5 breba from Chicago, and one from each Neverella and Olympia this year. Neverella and Chicago look like they have a lot of main crop that should ripen, Neverella currently has 16 growing while Chicago has 30. Olympia and VdB are just starting to grow main crop figs so they might not have time to ripen before it gets too cold.
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Great Stuff. Keep em coming.
will do!
I just up-potted my figs from 4-5 gal to 10-12 gal here in Ontario. They were 2022 plants - Hardy Chicago, Olympia, Neverella, Violette de Bordeaux. They're in full sun and I head-started them in the greenhouse. I got 5 breba from Chicago, and one from each Neverella and Olympia this year. Neverella and Chicago look like they have a lot of main crop that should ripen, Neverella currently has 16 growing while Chicago has 30. Olympia and VdB are just starting to grow main crop figs so they might not have time to ripen before it gets too cold.
5:20 pretty sure the roots will still grow out of the bottom of the pot and all into the bed if you leave it there though. :P