I have a few figs I started few month ago and they are not growing. They grew only 1 to 2 leaves and then froze. I fertilized them and add some supersthrive but nothing happened. What else can I do ?

figarita, it happens with some plants when you root cuttings. The plant gets two or three leaves, it loses one or two and is left with one or two leaves and then it stagnates. I had a two or three plants that stagnated from two to three or four months without adding another leaf and then took of with fast growth. I dared not un-root to see if the roots were damaged somehow for fear of losing the plant but most probably the top waited for the root mass to develop to start pushing extra growth. Just keep it in good light and moist and not wet at all to avoid drowning and killing the roots.

What you need at this time is patience and not to make the soil too soggy or too dry.

Same thing happen to my tree, it hasn't grown much if at all. I just left it alone and it started to grow but very slowly. I up rooted it to find very little root growth, but I can say that changed after re-potting it in some UPM. 

It is common with some cultivars. Each cultivar grows at a different rate. My Black Jack and peters honey is 5 ft tall and has barely put on any new growth since july. While my Stella is growing like a weed from a small root mass.  What cultivar do you have???

what type of soil are they in? I use slow release fertilizer and they respond better than to liquid one.

I would say that once I added some osmocote one of my trees started putting out green growth so fast that now the top leaves are all bunched up with little room to spread.

Hi Figarita, you said
I have a few figs I started few month ago and they are not growing. They grew only 1 to 2 leaves and then froze. I fertilized them and add some supersthrive but nothing happened. What else can I do ?

I am still pretty new to figs but I have been using Hormex at quarter strength along with a couple of drops of superthrive and liquid seaweed. Also, when I potted up my cuttings, I had the best luck when I used some of my homemade compost (rabbit bedding, chicken bedding, hay, newspaper, and kitchen scraps) along with perlite and potting mix. The ones in compost are growing like weeds, some are ready for 2 gallon pots!

Thanks everyone.