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Subject: Hydrogen Peroxide v Gnats Replies: 34
Posted By: Rusty Views: 430
 
From above link: "This is because the larvae, when they run out of fungus in the soil, will start to nibble at your plants' roots!". Probably the reason fungus gnats are not a problem outdoors, plenty of fungus.


Subject: Is it a new scam? Replies: 78
Posted By: Rusty Views: 1,604
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by pofigist
All I want to know if it is legal to bring/sell/buy cuttings from continent .


So why didn't you ask that simple question instead of implying there was a scam at hand? Easy enough, no?


Subject: Is it a new scam? Replies: 78
Posted By: Rusty Views: 1,604
 
Uhm, ask her: http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/profile/1371270

Subject: Bidding on Ebay. Replies: 12
Posted By: Rusty Views: 548
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveL
Could someone translate Vladis comment. Thanks


See post #4


Subject: Pizza di Buongustaio - this looks awesome Replies: 7
Posted By: Rusty Views: 162
 
Update? Just curious

Subject: On this forum! Do you know "Justfigs" Giacomo Calabrese? Replies: 34
Posted By: Rusty Views: 747
 
Looks like he pulled all of his cuttings off Ebay as of yesterday, I sense a resolution on the horizon for you Smyfigs... Fingers crossed.

Subject: Pizza di Buongustaio - this looks awesome Replies: 7
Posted By: Rusty Views: 162
 
I would lower your expectations a wee bit, looks can be deceiving, just saying... 

Subject: Exhausted Replies: 12
Posted By: Rusty Views: 286
 
I ordered 5 JH Adriatic cuttings from Mountain Figs about six weeks ago. All five have rooted and are growing like weeds under grow lights. I take no credit for the success, I received fresh cuttings and followed his instructions to the letter. Heck, I went five for five with his Maltese Falcon cuttings too, I coundn't be happier. If you are up for "one last try" I would recommend Mountain Figs or Herman's cuttings - they are great too.

Good luck,

RC

Subject: VDB: Violet de Bordeaux size? Replies: 7
Posted By: Rusty Views: 290
 

Height; 72-120 inches
Spread; 48-96 inches
Growth Habit; Bush

Subject: dormancy or grow lights??? Replies: 38
Posted By: Rusty Views: 521
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by SCfigFanatic
If there is no interest in making a LED grow light, I won't bother.
I have been growing indoors for 15-18 years total. It will not help me any.


Count me in, I would love to learn...

Subject: dormancy or grow lights??? Replies: 38
Posted By: Rusty Views: 521
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by JMRTSUS

Very efficient LED growing shelves can be made fairly inexpensively using big box materials.


Would you mind linking the lights that you are using? My head is about to explode with all the choices...




Quote:
Originally Posted by JMRTSUS
... And stay away from the red/blue LED lamps!   


Would love to hear thoughts on why...

Thanks,

Subject: Dropped fruit, pics included Replies: 5
Posted By: Rusty Views: 150
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lvman

Fruit.JPG fruit2.JPG 
In the second picture the fruit that appears white, is just about to turn yellow, it is really soft, feels kinda hollow


Did you taste them?

A picture of a single leaf will help too...

Subject: I need help with my trees Replies: 17
Posted By: Rusty Views: 318
 
I wouldn't do a thing until you identify what you have.

Subject: GnatVac Replies: 13
Posted By: Rusty Views: 383
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by KK
I emailed a friend of mine who had a severe outbreak last year. He grows other things and tells me the gnats are gone. He waters with a solution of 75% water and 25% Hydrogen Peroxide. Seems like a lot of Hydrogen Peroxide to me. I'm going to test it.


Did you ever get around to testing the Peroxide solution?

Thanks

Subject: Is this Black Bethlehem? Replies: 12
Posted By: Rusty Views: 304
 
I think the included sample of "root boost" gives plausibility to their LSU AgCenter story. Where else do you get all of those samples?

Keep us posted as I may take the plunge next time around.

Subject: Adriatic JH and Adriatic fig cuttings Replies: 9
Posted By: Rusty Views: 315
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Linda
Thanks for all your information about the figs. I have a lot to learn from all of you. I live in Alabama Zone 7. Its very hot and humid in summer. We also have cold weather and snow but only last over night and all melted by morning. Any suggestions what is the best kind of Fig to grow in zone 7?. I would like to have and try some other rare figs hard to find than just regular kind of figs. I love dark skin figs with dark red pups inside, don't care much for light skin figs. Please advice and let me know where to buy these cuttings?
Thanks
Linda
Alabama 


https://mountainfigs.net/availability/

Received some very nice JH Adriatic cuttings from Mountain Figs. All rooted and are growing strong, very pleased.

Subject: What's this about fig coffee? Replies: 24
Posted By: Rusty Views: 348
 
Silly question; Can the "grounds" be used as a spice, smoothie addition or sprinkled on a salad?

I can't figure out why you couldn't but it seems silly that Coffig would limit their market.

R