Good advise, thanks

ascpete- that's good stuff.

fig_it_about_it,
Sorry, I accidentally deleted the previous post. I was trying to change the link to this topic, which was a more appropriate answer to your question about rooting and large caliper cuttings.
The information that led me to that was originally posted by the Forum Moderator on the main Website...Rooting in Bag and Rooting in Bag_New Style. If you search the website you will find years of documented information that may answer your questions and may point you in new directions.

Good Luck.

rafed- tussah

Wendi,
I appreciate the apology. Please don't feel like everyone was against you. There are more people on this forum willing to help than anywhere else I have ever looked on any subject. I think the thing I appreciate the most about them is their willingness to share any knowledge they have and if they don't know they will tell you they don't know but you can be assured they will be trying to find out.

What is tussah?

Rafed,

I think Wendi meant to spell "tussay" which auto-corrects to tussah. The correct spelling is french and is "touché", which come from fencing and is to touch or score a point. 

FWIW "tussah" is a silk made in India from the asian silkworm.

If it was a maltese falcon, maltese beauty, ice crystal or a jolly tiger, the size of the rooted cutting wouldn't matter to me whatsoever. The variety of the fig is what brings the price. 

what's the  "secret"?

Noss,
I could be wrong, but I don't see any evidence of RKN in their posted pictures (below).

It was I who directed them to this family.

Huh! Now I'm confused, I didn't see any pitchforks, just opinions.