I'm a new fig person, until this year I only had two in-ground trees. This spring I decided to expand my collection and was able to root a bunch of cuttings from a couple of generous forum members and Davis. They haven't grown much (between 2 and 6 inches) but they look quite healthy (in my uneducated opinion)

I thought I'd post a picture of them to show some greenery now when most trees go dormant. The weather here is quite warm, mid 70s last weekend. I still get ripe figs from the ones in ground (although they are not as rich as a month ago). I want to thank again those who helped me with cuttings or advice, you guys are awesome!

You are doing good....

Daniel,

They look healthy. Well done!

;-))))))))))

Nice looking bunch of young trees.  It looks like you've officially caught the bug!

Eric

NC Zone 7

Looks good, keep it up!

Daniel
There is no stopping now to the expansion. The ones you don't have will be very tempting to have.
Good luck.

Thanks everyone for the kind words. Indeed, I caught the bug - I think my wife has already given up hope I will be normal again :)

I hope they will survive the winter. Here it almost never goes below freezing, so the only option for winter "storage" is outdoors (the garage is way too warm). I need to build some kind of roof/shelter for them, as it rains quite a lot in winter and I'm afraid the roots might rot.