If you get a long enough cutting use the combination of grafting and the fig pop method to improve your chances of success!
Below I have some extra 1 gallon figs that have been neglected for the most part. However they have well developed root systems and have survived the Seattle winters outdoors so I know they will hole up well here.
Basically. I cut off one node from the bottom of the cutting for grafting. I prefer the cleft graft because it provides the most support for the weight of a new branch.
You can also try chip cud grafts which may also work pretty well.
And with the reaming piece I use the fig pop to root it.
Check out the video for more detail.
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