Newest successful fig cuttings. A look at tropicals moved outdoors and our poor sacrificial fig.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2024
- An update on the newest cuttings we can officially add to the collection as successful. Looking at the Cherimoya I moved outside as well as Wampii, Longan, White Sapote and Avocado. We also check how that fig cutting I moved outside is doing.
We chat about the fig mosaic virus and thank a friendly facebook friend.
Fig varieties mentioned in this video:
57. Petite Albique
58. Lebanese Black
59. Noir de Barbentane
60. Brimble Berry
61. Bebera Brenca
62. Rond de Bordeaux
Fig varieties mentioned in last update:
50. JH Adriatic
51. Col De Dame Noir
52. Moscatel Preto
53. Sofreno Preto
54. Dottato
55. Spanish Desert
56. Vardika
Varieties previously confirmed in collection:
1. Zidi
2. Sapanca
3. Black Tuscan
4. Marseille Black
5. A Sangue
6. Galicia Negra
7. Caprifig (Not discussed but on the table)
8. Martinenca Rimada
9. Black Madeira x2
10. Red Conadria x2
11. Purple Adam
12. Izbat An Naj
13. Vasilika Aspra (White Royal Greek)
14. Brown Turkey (Daleys)
15. Desert King
16. Lebanese Green
17. Violet Sepor x2
18. Lebanese Red
19. Oscar UNK
20. Del La Senora Hivernica x2
21. Pingo De Mel
22. Moroccan Giant
23. Black Mission
24. Violette De Sollies
25. Flanders
26. Mary Lane Seedless (Not discussed but on table)
27. Palmata Arabia (Ficus Palmata)
28. White Adriatic
29. Front Yard UNK (Likely White Adriatic)
30. Cape White
31. Blue Provence
32. Violette De Bordeaux
33. Long d'Aout
34. Celeste
35. Ficazzana Black (Not discussed but on table)
36. I258
37. Deanna
38. Black Picone
Figs in the original collection:
39. Black Ischia
40. Green Ischia
41. Panache (Panachee)
42. White Marseille
43. Clancy
44. Oxis Honey UNK
45. Oxis Green UNK
46. Oxis Black UNK
47. Heritage UNK x3 (one of them being Greek Peloponnisaka)
48. Violette De Bordeaux
49. Saint Dominiques Violette
Thanks Nathan, nice to see some of the tougher tropicals properly outside the tent 😁👍
Once all the figs are out I might even move them back in! These cherimoya are going to pose a problem come next winter, how am I going to keep them size controlled enough to stay big enough to fruit and small enough to fit in the tent?!
back on board after intensive clearing out of my dads home - he's in NH- much more intensive job than anticipated. It was wonderful to see the variety of fruit trees you have Nathan. Totally interesting.
I have a few of your videos to go back and watch. Still catching up from the very beginning also. Thanks for the extensive list of your figs. You are heading for / have achieved an awesome collection.
I hope that is going well for you, in my experience it always ends up being a larger job than initially expected! Thank you for your kind words :)
Tanks for sharing your videos. Greeting from indonesia 🙏
Selamat datang! My wife is Indonesian, great to see you here :)
Love this time of the year with all the flowers out or soon to be
Thanks ice cream bean looks good, if you pop in when I’m here we can do some grafts
I do have some newer fig cuttings that I particularly want to live, perhaps I can bring along another plant and try grafting two of them, and leaving the other two to root....
@@LiveLoveCanberra sounds good
Your fig videos are very helpful 👌
This current video reminds me a bit of sending canaries into the mine to see if it’s safe - thanks 😊
I have killed many a canary this way over the years! Its much better than the alternative though, I have wiped out entire early spring crops like tomatos and the like being a bit to aggressive moving them out
Like what you're doing! New friend over here!
Thank you, always enjoy new friends!
I am glad the Lebanese Black/Purple rooted for you! Don't forget to name it Lebanese Black/Purple as that is what it is known by in the US.
Is the Lebanese Red the Bekka Valley?
@@LiveLoveCanberra The Lebanese Red you have is the Bass version. I intend on acquiring the Bekaa Valley one also.
Great video Nathan. Just wondering if you know anyone that would have a Panache Fig cutting? Finding it very difficult to source.
Hello! Sorry for the late reply, I have a number of panache trees, and gave away a bunch of cuttings last winter, if you are still looking then, let me know :)
@@LiveLoveCanberra Would love to grab a cutting or two.
don't buy rare variety cuttings. It's a waste of money. There are a lot of common varieties to choose. Among them, some can produce big figs over 100 grams. Masui Dauphine can do it too.
I am starting to get into some more unknown types, but am drawn like a moth to a flame to named varieties! Are you Australian based?
@@LiveLoveCanberra I live in Taiwan.
Taiwan in the news for all the wrong reasons at the moment, hope everything over there is going well