I've never seen a fig tree branch at every node at the same time.  Hoping for lots of figs from this one!  This is a Preto in a 5 gallon SIP with one trunk.

 
 

Wow!!!

What are you fertilizing it with?

Pro-Mix BX with Osmocote and a handful of Azomite.  It's my first year using Azomite, so we'll see how everything else responds.

Thanks Frank

Looks great Frank. I hope you get lots and lots of Pretos!

An eager tree!

that's cool

Nice tree Frank!  You will soon have lots of figs!

Suzi

You picked the right fig for this to happen to my luck my good fig will grow like a snail and one i dont particularly care for would grown into a monster. Nice work frank. You got the mad fig skills lol

Was the tip bud damaged or removed after the plant had started growing?

 
Nice going Frank. How old is your tree? Here's my new Preto cutting (Thank You Paul).

Sas,
This is on its 3rd year.  The first year was very stagnant, but that was my fault for not up-potting.
Yours looks very strong.  It is one of my fastest growers.

Hoping my Archipel will become like yours.
 

Sure does look like it, Mozuka!

Did you intentionally keep it with one central trunk?  I know now with the tip off it has multiple stems but it seems with one trunk it would be easier to bring inside through doors if necessary.  Very nice looking!

Frank, beautiful Tree, good luck with it! :)

Hi Figgyfrank,
Nice tree but a heart breaking tree for me. Because now, you need to prune it ... Well, the tree is yours and so is the choice to let her grow wild, but that won't
help that tree produce fruits for you.
Now as usually, you have at least two options :
Option 1: Target wood production and less or no ripe fruits : you'd be airlayering all extra-stems at the end of June to have new trees.
Option 2: Target fruit production : In that case remove some branches asap -especially the ones at the base- to let that extra energy get back to fruit production.
In case you go for option 1: You might be badmouthing that tree at the end of the season for having no ripe fruit .
In case you go for option 2: Courage, you can do it !
I just rubbed some young (misplaced) buds and stems on some of mine yesterday ... Figs need tough love to be productive, IMO !

Let it run Frank! Looks like a happy tree, why stop ithe now? You can airlayer later in the season and I bet those branches will be full of little figs! I would also hang a blue bead on it to keep the evil eye away! ;)

Frank,

My F. Preto seems to be growing the same way, along with Chicago Hardy and Sucrette (UCD). I wish they could teach the other trees to grow the same way as this is how I am planning on training my trees... As a single, vertical cordon with all growth coming off the trunk.

Several of mine are doing this but they all started growing the lowest node first then put out the higher buds until all live buds are growing.  Most of the plants lost the apical bud but not all of them.  I think it's the trace minerals.  Last year I started with Dyna-grow mid season.