Fig Tree Air Layers are Finished | When to Remove
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Zone 7A - Greater Philadelphia
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Yeah I’ve lost one of my most anticipated varieties to my windy boiling hot yard, a video on acclamation would be very helpful Ross thanks you’re Boss🙃
This is the only video that I found on you tube that says cutting air layers after they go dormant. This makes a lot of sense to me.
Thanks a bunch Ross I’m making my first air layer this year this video came out at perfect time
Perfect timing Ross. I'm headed to the fig trees to remove my air layers! Thanks again for your videos.
i set mine a little late but there in a greenhouse. and my trees prolly wont go to sleep tell thanksgiving.. so i have lots of time left here southern IL.. thanks for the videos
Ross. You have solved my dilemma. I was worried about a big LSU Tiger air layer that took longer than expected. I think you would appreciate the trunk layer this is.
Thnks Ross i will remember not to rush.
Yes I was overzealous with some of my air layers. I was too concerned with root systems becoming root bound. Looking at your air layers I realize I had time to allow for more root development. Like they say life is a learning process. Thanks for the
Insights and info.👍
Great explanation Ross. Your trees are incredibly healthy.
Amazing Ross ..... Good Video !!!! .....
Wealth of knowledge here! Thank you!
My pleasure!
Thanks
Awesome detailed content, greatly appreciated.
You seem to do well with container grown figs. Mine really steuggle. Its really tricky because fig tree love water, but the fruits dont. That along with the whole summer heat stress, which really stunts their growth.
Where are you growing?
@@RossRaddi georgia
@@AM-lz2jr Warmer parts of GA need mulch on top of the containers. If your trees aren't growing and their isn't an abundance of fruit on those trees, you're not watering enough and the soil is too warm. Mulch more and water more.
@@RossRaddi thanks ill try that!
Cool as always great information 👍🏻😎
Iv started doing some air layers, iv already started many new plants via cutting, but it seems like air layering will skip a few months ahead in terms of growth, and with less risk of failure and without delay in growth, i and might stick with that method primarily.
hey Ross. A friend of mine in Utah has two Desert King. One only leafs out in August (second year it has done this) and they are next to each other. The other is normal. Have you heard of any reason for this? I trust you:)
Good I live