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Fantastic video on propagating fig tree suckers! I really appreciated the clear, step-by-step instructions and the tips on ensuring healthy root development. It's inspiring to see how easily we can clone fig trees and expand our garden with these beautiful plants. Your practical advice and enthusiasm make the process seem much less daunting. Can't wait to try this out and hopefully see my own fig tree saplings thriving soon. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I never thought of doing this. Amazing idea! When you pot up the suckers, how far can you bury the trunk? If you go a little deeper for stability will the bare trunk wood send out roots eventually?
I bought my first fig last spring and grow in a 10 gallon pot. Had great success, thanks to your advice. Right now it’s in my garage. Is it too late to cut out the suckers.
Excellent information and video! I have a Chicago hardy planted in ground that I haven’t pruned yet and it has a few large branches surrounding the main branch that I want to propagate. Would you use this method for trees in ground or is that method different? Do you have a video on that.
Depending on the sucker at the base, a saw for larger branches is likely necessary. After you sever the sucker from the underground connection, use a nursery spade to dig around it for easier removal.
Sounds great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with those of us that are eager to learn. I’m definitely going to try this. It’s going to be a challenge but if successful it will be a great reward having more trees to harvest from.
I have fig trees that are in the ground but I’m not sure how to prune them is there anyway I can send you a video or a picture so I can get your feedback
I hope you guys like my AI-generated thumbnail. Trying something new on this one. Were you able to tell?
Also if you haven't checked out the sale, my fig cutting sale is almost over! Check it out here: www.figboss.com/category/fig-cuttings
😂Yeah, we could tell.
Looks cool
Fantastic video on propagating fig tree suckers! I really appreciated the clear, step-by-step instructions and the tips on ensuring healthy root development. It's inspiring to see how easily we can clone fig trees and expand our garden with these beautiful plants. Your practical advice and enthusiasm make the process seem much less daunting. Can't wait to try this out and hopefully see my own fig tree saplings thriving soon. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
You're welcome!
I’m so glad you created this video! I have a few fig trees that can be split like this. :)
Love the thumbnail. Timely video. Thanks.
Just wanted to thank you for the amazing cuttings! They look awesome!
Glad you like them!
I never thought of doing this. Amazing idea!
When you pot up the suckers, how far can you bury the trunk? If you go a little deeper for stability will the bare trunk wood send out roots eventually?
It will. You can bury them quite far. Just don't overwater it! That could lead to the bark rotting. Especially during dormancy.
gotta love the thumbnail XD, very good video! Trying figs outdoors in Sweden thanks to your videos, hope they survive the winter now!
Great informative video Thanks for sharing!!!
I bought my first fig last spring and grow in a 10 gallon pot. Had great success, thanks to your advice. Right now it’s in my garage. Is it too late to cut out the suckers.
Love listening to yoyr videos especially fig trees
Thank you Ross this is very interesting.
Excellent information and video! I have a Chicago hardy planted in ground that I haven’t pruned yet and it has a few large branches surrounding the main branch that I want to propagate. Would you use this method for trees in ground or is that method different? Do you have a video on that.
Depending on the sucker at the base, a saw for larger branches is likely necessary. After you sever the sucker from the underground connection, use a nursery spade to dig around it for easier removal.
Sounds great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with those of us that are eager to learn. I’m definitely going to try this. It’s going to be a challenge but if successful it will be a great reward having more trees to harvest from.
great idea, will do to mine, similar to taking suckers off flowering quince plants
Thanks for the video. Is it too late on the season to do this on a 6 foot Chicago hardy in a container?
Not if it's dormant.
Ive done this before by just ripping them apart. I like your way better cleaner cut better healing I would say.
I have fig trees that are in the ground but I’m not sure how to prune them is there anyway I can send you a video or a picture so I can get your feedback
Thanks for a great video. I have Little Miss Figgy variety, can I do this with it too?
Absolutely.
Do u sell sir nationwide
Absolutely.
@@RossRaddi how to order sir. Cuttings or seedlings sir
Can i buy sir and how much
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That’s most likely cause by a forgotten Graft!
It's not grafted. Pretty amazing, right?