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mnedelcu

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My Black Madeira is doing well this year,got about 26 figs,will see if they gonna ripe...Thanks for looking.Marius

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Marius beautiful beautiful healthy plant.Please post pic when fruit ripens for you.Thanks for the pics.
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Black madeira up in Ohio, Bravo!  Well done Marius


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Hi there, Here is a pic of my black madeira, ...50+ figs this year, growing in a 15gal container. As per Jon, fertilizer is the key, .... I have four times the growth compared to last year. ..


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Did either of you successful Black Madeira growers start out with FMV problems? If so, how long did it take to grow out of it?
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thanks Ed.Actually,got 2 Black Madeira plants.This is the second one,on my porch,in 18 gal pot,loaded with figs.Marius

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I also noticed a big difference when fertilizing heavier, I give double the strength and it started to grow.

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Congrats Marius  - very nice looking madeira plants.

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Ken, I have never noticed any FMV on the plant. It just grew like a snail the first two years. I fertilized often in small doses, that gave the plant 6" to 8" of new growth this year. I will try an airlayer this coming week; see how is turns out. ... good luck

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Alex, thanks for the reply. I will be curious to hear how long your airlayer takes to root.
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