Hey everyone TONYSAC here i was offering a free air layer to someone who wanted an unknown ? and its been spoken for (by fespo) just wanted to show you all from start to finish of the air layer process as of tonight at ten o'clock the 25th of may thanks for looking 

Tony Too bad you didn't have one of those time lapse cameras 

Yeah right well now we wait ......tick tock tick tock should be about 4 weeks 

Thank you i hope it all works out well 

Tony I did a few of those last year the exact same way you did it except I didn't cut the bark ring, I wrapped tin foil around it and didn't check them for a few weeks when I did the roots were growing everywhere , in the bag and above and below the bag where the tin foil was wrapped around the limb 

I plan on wrapping it with foil for the heat and i guess i couldve left the bark on, its basically the same as bending it down to the ground method you dont cut the bark with that method but i figured better safe then sorry dont wanna wait the 4 weeks to find nothing i promised it to someone and wanna get it in the mail asap 

Tony,

A nice step-by-step how-to air layering a fig pictures!

When I girdle, I only cut along the bark approx '1x' the diameter of the twig.

Air-layering is most sure/quickest way to propagate a few figs.

It takes spring/early-summer starts ~4 weeks for them to be ready.

However, it is a more labor intensive method, and I only reserve it

for emergencies and precious fig specimens.

Tony, you went from "nobody" to somebody!  Congrats!
I do love air layering.  So much easier!
Suzi

Thanks Suzi i guess you where keeping track of my first couple days ??? and thanks to all of you for all your comments 

Thanks noss :)

Beautiful air layer and very excellent recovery!

Thanks Charles AKA Darkman this ones for you 

Accepted!

Thanks Darkman