And just like that I now have a Zidi...
Thanks for the great cuttings...

Yes me too. Thanks Conrad as both cuttings you sent rooted fine. Might need some wasps and a Capri fig too up where I live later on when they get larger.
Nice graft Simon, what did you use for the rootstock? I also had some success doing some grafting this season.

Love this fig:)

@Larsb: I used a 2 year old Kadota...
Wasn't really producing so used it for root stock...

Thanks for that reply Simon. Just also used a 2 year Kadota Janice Seedless for a Smith graft and it worked great!

I'm thrilled the cuttings are working out for you.  Grafting seems like an advanced fig-ninja skill to me.  Maybe I'll try it some day, after I learn how to root cuttings without them going moldy.

It's the first time I offered cuttings, and I wasn't sure if I did it right, but it guess taking cuttings is about as easy as it seemed.

I noticed your comment about cuttings getting moldy.
Within the last two months I tried to grow some cuttings but they died after getting a couple of nice sized leafs. I started them in some water, they got nice roots and some green growth on top. I decided I could move them into some planting medium. The leafs grew to about the size of a quarter but then they wilted and dried up. This happened twice. The first time I had forgotten to water for a couple of days so I thought that was the problem. The second cutting did the same thing even though I watched the watering carefully. I am using potting mix. Have you had similar experience?