FMD
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rcantor
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Nice! What kind?
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FMD
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This is an air layering of a large green fig I originally obtained from Edible Landscaping many, many years ago. Name is long forgotten.
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Now thats one light color fig i would grow . That is only if it grows money like that. ; )
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Won't that take too much energy from the plant?In the end killing it?
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Buster Won't that take too much energy from the plant?
In the end killing it?
The root system is well established, so it will have no problem surviving... plus, I have plenty of the same type both in ground and in pots.
If it were an RDB or Black Madeira, I would have picked the fig off a long time ago. I've never had a fig ripen in January before. I think it's neat having such a large fig on a little plant..bonsai-like.
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