Here are some pictures of my cuttings being grown. I am pretty new to the fig world and used this simple setup after lots of researching different forums and buying plenty of cuttings from a wide variety of good folks. The growth this winter was pretty slow because I left the greenhouse unheated and didn't keep up super well with maintenance due to work/life. So far the majority of them haven't died, so that's a major plus in my book, haha. There are still some fancy cuttings left to put in cups plus lots of Celeste but I'm enjoying the process and chipping away at it as i get time.

Not pictured are tons of Celeste and Unknown Celeste that I gave out as gifts for friends/family/neighbors. Turns out that a lot of people like figs 

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I am glad they are doing well for you.  Hope you have a great Easter.

I am impressed with all the work you have done.  Nice work, all looks good and you are  right lots of people do like figs. Growing them is addictive. I just started myself and I can not get enough cuttings although I have not been able to root one yet.  They do have little green knobs for leaves so I am hopeing to at least get one rooted soon. Time will tell. Thanks for sharing.  Happy Easter.

Thank yall!  So far I've got around 50 fig trees in the ground and are growing these up to be fillers between the other 60 or so fruit trees in my orchard.  They should grow fast enough to shade the root zone of the other trees plus utilize the irrigated space between them for maybe 3 to 5 years until they are shaded out.  Ill be expanding the orchard from 4 dedicated fig rows to who knows how many in the future :)

Here's a picture of the interplanted setup between the persimmon trees:

Might be hard to see, but the persimmon trees in the near middle (16.5' spacing) will get more fig trees between them.

PaceleteFarms, Just love the look of your orchard!! Thanks for sharing pics!!

Your labor of love is showing.  You have done lots of work on your orchard. Very nice!

You are going to think chickens if those goats get into your orchard.  Ask me how I know?  Your orchard looks great.  I am envious.