Seattle Garden & Fruit Adventures

Tissue culture plants isn't a new thing but it's relatively new to Figs. I've purchased a few varieties grown in this method and...

Sometimes when we purchase a new fig plant, it's hard to know how long it's been stuck in that same pot. The tale tell sign would be...

Green Fig Cutting update: Final update. So the green cutting did not make it. It rotted. I was very careful about the amount of moisture I...

So here's a few concluding thoughts on using the Lasagna Method for rooting fig cuttings. I've probably up potted about...

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 4-6-16 Update Time to Up Pot my Fiorone di Ruvo that was grafted onto a Gillette fig cutting,...

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 3/25/16 The Fiorone di Ruvo   graft that I used on a Gillette cutting has started to root nicel...

Yesterday, I decided to unleash the fig cuttings I got from San Jose and I was amazed at how many plants made it from one regular size shoe ...

With the Lasagna Method of rooting figs the main question I had when I came up with this method was... "When to up pot?" W...

After about 3 months or so, it's time to up pot some of my first Lasagna method cuttings.  From this one container of about 12 cuttings ...

I noticed that my Oreo cookie method was still retaining a bit more water than I would like. The soil layer would rot the cutting where it ...

7/26/15 It maybe a little late but I air layered a bunch of my figs today. I cut one end of a sandwich bag and slipped the entire thing ov...

This is how my fig rooting setup looks like. I use Humidity bins from Ikea and my "oreo cookie" subst...

Update on my desert king cuttings. I got a bit lazy and bagged these up in bunches in a one gallon pot. The results are still pretty good...