Thought I'd share some photos of my cuttings thus far I started them October 30th 2014 this is the first time I've tried rooting in coir and using clonex  I definitely think it's better than my old way using sphagnum moss 

I have half of my cuttings in coir and the other half in perlite  I like both of these methods much better than the sphagnum moss , I've never used Clonex before I think that what really made these cuttings take off 

              

What a nice setup, look at those roots on Nov. 24th, nice Dave, nice!

If I put the above structure in my wife's kitchen I would be out of a bed to sleep in and it would be thrown into the yard.

Jake

Jake LOL What's more important the wife or the figs?????? 

I don't know Jake, looks like there might be enough room for a couple more setups.

These are some of the best looking cuttings and roots, I have seen in such a short time! .... Congrats! :)

Interesting so that is soil below and perlite on top? Looks really good,what was the thinking on that?

Thanks Frank 

Rich all kidding aside thats a second kitchen that I have in the basement every ginzo got one 

Brian thats gnat nix on the top it's suppose to keep the little buggers from getting into the soil and laying there eggs 

Great progress, Dave.  Nice use of the kitchen!

Man, great success you have there! There is absolutely not way my wife will let me put cuttings in the kitchen!

Good progress and excellent results. Congrats!

Nice job. I need to go talk to my wife. If I don't return it probably didn't go well.

LOL Hershell bring chocolates with you 

Dave, awesome congrats ! Very nice and neat set up! By the way has anyone heard from Hershell yet, it's been over Ten minutes! Lol

Ok. I'm back, things went better than I thought they would. I now have a nice little cot in my greenhouse that I can use any time I wast. Yea, I should have thought about the chocolate

I've met Hershel's wife she's a sweetie, I am sure she is just showing him around the kitchen to pick out a spot or two for cuttings....

Funny stuff.

Great job Dave.

Nice job!  Far more vigorous roots than the cuttings I started mid-September.  But then, I started them outdoors with no hormone, coir, perlite.  Just wet paper towel and ziplock.  Congratulations!

Wow, very nice!

Any heating? 

Showin me up, huh?  Just kidding.  Best of luck with everything.

nice 

Great looking plants.  I would not have said anything about plants in the kitchen.  Of course I'm sleeping in the pool room so my orchids can have the bedroom with the windows...

Very nice set up.

Hi Dave,
Nice.
What's on the schedule now ? Pot up or not ?
IMO, it is useful using bigger containers from the beginning for delaying the up-potting .
Some say one should poke holes in the cups. Is it me, or I don't see any holes in those cups ?
This is a good start, good luck ! and keep us updated :) .