Hi !! dear figs friend..

If anyone who are growing or having information about Martinenca Rimada please help 

I will got a cutting in a few day, they said that this variety come from an Island  and very slow to take growth progressive so I would like to know 

1. what kind of soils its like ?

2. what conditions (temperature,wind,sun,moisture etc.) its like ?

3. anyone who have picture please share !

thanks.

Your worst enemy is water. See what other experienced figger say. I seen where mr pons sticks them in soil at a slant but it was just a pic because i cant read spanish. Good luck

I have four of them in fridge that i received that i have been waiting to root because of fear of failure. So i k ow how you feel. Lets see what others say. My best way is fill pot with good fast draining water put cutting in 2/3 of the way down and keep in green house. But there is about 50 other ways to do it!! Lol. I live in the south so depending were you lives plays a major factor richie

I've posted photos before, I have Martinenca Rimada growing in ProMix HP and it had grown well, not what I would say is a slow grower.  I had planted it and three other figs in the ground in an area where none thrived (maybe due to a well that was drilled nearby and the effects of soil removed from the ground?), so it went back in a pot late this summer until I decide where to plant it next.

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"I have four of them in fridge that i received that i have been waiting to root because of fear of failure. So i k ow how you feel."

thank you figpig_66 I love the comment above !!

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thank you HarveyC , you are always helpful !!

Richard, send me two to root after this cold front passes.  That way if yours fails I can send you one.  :)

TANK. I think i will keep them in fridge were i cant hurt them !!!!

Send them to Charlie and he'll make them into sigle node cuttings and grow twelve trees..

Lol Rimadas for everyone, yeahhhhh!

Is that possible one node cuttings planted like a seed? I have spare cuttings of green ischia. Well a tree. Going to try it