Fig exchange

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stslee

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Posted 1403565616	Reply with quote #1

Hi all, Looking for Col de Dame Noir/Gris and Black Madeira fig cuttings or plants. I'm willing to pay for them as well. I have many temperate and tropical fruit trees: Figs - Violette de Bordeaux, Janice Seedless, Peters Honey, Hardy Chicago, Panache, LSU Purple Pomegranates - Parfianka, Sirenevyi, Angel Red, Austin, Granada, Desertnyi Citrus - tahitian / sarawak pummelo, cocktail grapefruit, Chandler, tarocco blood, trovita, maceterra, jincheng, salustiana, olinda valencia, minneola, page, gold nugget, tango, meiwa, fukushu Apples - fuji, kidds orange red, coxs orange pippin, honeycrisp, king david, king of tompkins county Stone fruits - evas pride, mid pride, sweet treat, flavor grenade, flavor delight, spice zee, weeping santa rosa Pears - hosui, shinko Persimmon - hana fuyu, izu Loquat - mcbeth, tanaka, champagne, oliver Mulberry - pakistan, white shatoot Guavas - many Star fruit - sri kembegang, kari White Sapote - vernon, suebelle Sapodilla - hasya, alano, silas woods Mango - lemon zest, coconut cream, maha chanok, timotayo, malika, valencia pride Phalsa Kohala longan Guabiju Chi Hsin Wampee __________________ Thanks, Steve

Beyondista

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Posts: 119

Posted 1403567542	Reply with quote #2

I have a small just rooted Black Madeira. It would be ready to travel in 3-4 weeks. Are your loquats grafted or seedlings? __________________ BEYOND Vineyard - La Farge, Wisconsin z4b http://facebook.com/beyondvineyard Driftless Sacred Grove - West Lima, Wisconsin https://www.facebook.com/driftlessgrove ebay: sacredgroveorganics http://www.ebay.com/usr/sacredgroveorganics

stslee

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Posted 1403568392	Reply with quote #3

Great, please let me know which one you like Beyondista. All my fruit trees are either grafted, airlayered or from cuttings. No seedlings. I'm only able to provide cuttings or scion wood. __________________ Thanks, Steve

Hoosierguy86

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Posted 1403569578	Reply with quote #4

I don't have anything to trade at this time but would love to see pictures of your layout. You have a lot of really cool things! __________________ Scott N. Indiana 5b/6a

Beyondista

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Posts: 119

Posted 1403614703	Reply with quote #5

I'm not a grafter so I don't really have use for scionwood. I'm guessing loquats do not root from cuttings. __________________ BEYOND Vineyard - La Farge, Wisconsin z4b http://facebook.com/beyondvineyard Driftless Sacred Grove - West Lima, Wisconsin https://www.facebook.com/driftlessgrove ebay: sacredgroveorganics http://www.ebay.com/usr/sacredgroveorganics

blueboy1977

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Posted 1403616704	Reply with quote #6

Loquats will root from cuttings but from what I've read there is a high mortality rate initially. There is a guy on YouTube that propigates cuttings of loquats by cuttings and he also says he losses a lot of them. He does use rooting powder as well. I've also read that air layers are tricky on Loquats. I'm currently attempting an air layer on my Loquat. I'm right at 3 weeks and no sign of roots in my clear bag yet but I can see nodes raising up and turning white under the clear grafting tape I use to seal off the ends of the bags. Looks very promising so far. I used a new shoot and cut the ring 1 inch long about 12 inches from the tip of the shoot. Applied clonex to the the wound and wrapped it with moist sphagnum moss. All signs are good so far. I'm expecting roots in the next few weeks. __________________ Rob Zone 9a/9b were the too meet. South Houston Tx Growing: Black Madeira, Smith, LSU Scott's Black, Improved Celeste, VDB, MBvs, RDB, Unknown Peach/Apricot, Salce, Malta Black, Texas BA-1, JH Adriatic, Atreano, CDDN, CDDB, CDDG, Strawberry Verte

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