It's hard to believe it has already been three weeks since I received the UC Davis cuttings on Feb 28th. I got them into the moss on March 2.  I think I left them in the moss a couple of days to long since some of the roots were pretty long and fragile.  I'd rather have them start that growth into the soil mix.   Looks like I'm going to have to start a second bin soon.  Spring still is no where in sight.  That last storm was way out in the ocean but because of some tail effect I heard mention that some people still got over 9 in of snow.

Cold and windy down here Tom...28* last night, supossed to be 48* to 50* today("I'll take it")...all cuttings that have been placed in 1gal. trade pots are on the back deck as we speak(about 24)...almost all are in leaf and are doing well with the fig shuffle, it's the third day that they have been exposed to outside sunshine(and wind) with no adverse effects.(what dosen't kill them will only make them stronger) !!

Congrat's on the cuttings (sympathies on the cold!)!  They're nice additions to the collection.
Also, thanks for sharing.  Your videos were part of what inspired my interest in figs!

Hey Tom, what does your potting soil consist of? Perlite? Vermiculite? compost?

great video! Thanks!

Congratulations!  Hope they fruit well for you.

Thanks for another helpful, instructive video.


Donna in Philadelphia Zone 7