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I thought I would show some pictures of my cuttings at 3 1/2 months they are really doing super this year, I started them in coir and repotted them in pro-mix and have been using MaxiGro 10-5-14 that was recommended to me by my local hydroponics store , started them at 1/4 strength and worked them up to 1/2 strength seems like a great fertilizer everything is very green and lush, the only problem is the shelf is a little too small , once you take them down to water them it's like a jigsaw puzzle getting them back on the shelf, time to order another unit.
Time to move to California!Suzi
I pray every night that I hit the lottery so I can do just that , unless you happen to have some extra room for a small family?????
They look great, congratulations!
Amazing job, Dave! I hope mine turn out as beautiful as yours when they hit that mark.
Dave the look great. If I may ask? How often do you water at that size and do you use the MaxiGro every time?
Dave, wow! Those plants are looking swell! Awesome job! I've been having a lot of trouble with my cuttings this year, but seeing how much progress they've made with your method gives me hope.
Congratulations Dave, those are some very happy looking fig starters. Thanks for the fertilizer tip also! I’ve got to look into that MaxiGro 10-5-14, next trip by the hydroponics store.
Your cuttings look great!
Very inspiring when i see some grate work. Thanks for the tip. And is maxigro a dry fertilizer. I looked it up on ebay and it said dry. How do you use it.
Awesome Dave!
They look super healthy Dave..What do you have there?
Wow, those figs look like they're on steroids. I am going to have to use grow lights next year, that looks like a nice setup.
Very impressive. Did you lose many when you transitioned from coir to Pro-mix? That seems to be my downfall.
Beautiful, Dave! The General Hydroponics products are fantastic, IMO. I use their BioThrive on mine. A local company, just down the road here in Sebastopol.
Wow! that's looking great! fantastic work there! I noticed the previous posting when they were much smaller that that!