Propagate Fig Trees from Cuttings
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- Very Easy Fig Tree Propagation technique from cuttings. Take cuttings of a fig tree stem and propagate the fig tree in potting soil and grow lots of fig trees with lots of figs
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My (I think) great, great, great, great grandma who was born and raised in the middle east brought a fig tree from there when she came to America and that tree has been following my family for generations, when we move we cut off a branch and grow it, currently the fig tree that is growing right now has been in my backyard for almost 30 years and it is humongous and to be honest I don't know how it has survived cuz we do not take care of it at all, we just left it to do it's thing, and it has gone through an attack of an invasive vine in my yard, freezes, and droughts but always produces delicious fruit and I'm currently trying to grow the fig tree since we are most likely going to move again, so wish me luck on continuing this tradition❤
Send me a few cuttings and let's spread the love
Omg 🥹🥹❤️ I have a pomegranate tree that came from my grandma’s- by the time I was a kid it was already a beast! It was so dense and stood incredibly tall! The fruit would weight the branches to the ground. I’m so happy to hear about those lucky trees- I wish the same for our little pomey ❤
Thank you! I love your videos. You are informative, concise and to-the-point. You’re thorough, and you anticipate and answer questions. I appreciate that! 😃
How cool for you! Good Luck!
Yes, growing fig trees from cuttings are so easy. Living on the Gulf Coast of MS ,many homes have fig trees because they are just so tasty and so easy to start. When we plan to start another tree ,we will locate a lower branch in the spring an press it to the ground with a large rock or multiple bricks. By the time the tree has put on fruit, the branch will have sprouted roots. The branch is then cut and the section that has sprouted is transplanted to its new home. Our grandma tree has many figlets spread far and wide with family and friends. Thank you for demystifying the process. Easy for anyone to have a fig tree !!😊
I'm in Adelaide South Australia,I start my fig cuttings in 60%vermiculite 30,%core file 10%perlite in clear plastic cup's tall cup's are best i scratch the base of the cutting,dip in hormone powder and water in ,l place all cuttings in an old fish tank and cover the top with a sliding piece of perspex germination so far is 95% pot on in late spring when the roots are visible in the clear cup's enjoyed your video.
I had a lot of success just using the tip myself. But 96% is very impressive
Tip grow like seeds to
Thank you for your video tutorial. Have you tried to start fig tree cuttings in just rain water? I have had 90% success with it and made a couple videos as well. Also, what is your favorite fig tree to get cuttings? For me it is the Brown Turkey Fig, but I am going to try Nero & Celeste next.
I’ve learned a ton about gardening and self reliance from you. Thanks!
Glad to hear that I was helpful :) will continue good educational videos into the future
Hi Jag, I have learnt a lot from your videos. I like this video too and I have some questions to clarify with you. I am trying to grow the stem cutting in water now as I failed twice growing them in soil.
1) Is there a difference to put fig tree stem cutting in water or soil?
2) What is the reason to score the bark of the cutting?
3) How about watering? Do you water it before putting the plastic cover and water only after 7 days after your remove the plastic cover? Then how do you water after removing the plastic? I always have issues with watering.
4) How about sunlight? Do you put the cuttings in the sun, near the window with indirect sunlight or in shaded area? And for how long before you allow it to grow in the sun?
Thanks so much!
This is now one GREAT video/teaching. Your smile helps also contributing to this project! Thanks bud!!!
I had literally just told myself yesterday that I needed to look up how to do cuttings from my fig tree! I’m going to have to check out your other info too - the growth you achieved in a year is impressive. Mine has done really well, but I think the record snowfall we got here in southwest Arkansas the end of winter last year took a toll on it. I did get a decent amount of figs this year, but not as much overall growth as I expected. Thank you for another great video. 🙂
Haha, read your mind! Yes in snow fig trees will suffer and need to be protected.
@@DaisyCreekFarms is this the fastest way to grow fig cuttings?
@@allpurposedude3703 Yes, the fastest and with highest success rate!
How is your fig tree now...
@@abddieheartfan236 it’s doing great this year!🙂
Very nice short presentation. While bringing in my Golden Riverside two protect from frost a small branch broke off. I took it to the house, cut the end, scrapped the bark, dipped in Root-tone and put in a plastic bag with growing medium. three weeks later, leaves are just starting. I think too much is made out of propagating figs, this young man takes that mystique out of that.
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Jag, I love your channel so much, and your joyous manner. You’re a gem. Thank you for the tree tube link! I’m using it! Thanks!
Very concise and comprehensive, thank you for making the point with regard your percentages of potting mix, compost, and coconut matting. a lot of information packed into a very few minutes. Big thanks :) (John, Perth, Western Au')
This is so clear and easy to follow, thank you very much! I’m cutting some of these starter twigs from my mother’s fig trees here in Maryland.
This is the best fig tree propagation I've ever watched. Very specific!
Jag I just want to say thank you so very much for your knowledge and helpful advice ..
Thank you for this, I just got my first gif tree so it’s good to know how to make more. Much appreciated.
Jag…I immediately liked 👍🏾 and saved this video because of the GREAT information you just shared my friend! Greatly appreciated!
-Calvin
Thank you! glad you liked the video! :)
Thanks, we're transplanting a Violetta d'bourdeau fig thats under shade to a better location and I will take cuttings too! This is just what I needed to know to ensure success.
I just pruned a lower branch, just as you did, & I was hoping to grow another tree. You video is perfect. I only need to get some cococore (sp) but I am going to the store for some fish... in the morning, just add one more item. Thank you so very much, wonderful video :-)
I usually do it when it’s fruiting, so I get a miniature fruiting tree which I find is pretty cool.
After watching your video I started two cutting, Thanks for sharing.
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Great video, very clear and helpful, thank you! 👏🏽👏🏽
I’m gonna try it…
Great video, very informative
I love rooting figs uploaded a shorts video as well. Thanks for the content!
Hey Jag, do you think that fig tree cuttings respond to love and respect? You have a great rapport with these fragile lives, and you bring out their best potential. Your creation of the optimal environment for each cutting is a wonderful metaphor, for how teachers should encourage and care for all those, under their care. 🙏. I am now subscribed
I know you’re asking him, but I can answer that question as well. I know that plants feel love and respect. An example would be when a lady I met brutally ripped away pieces from her plants to give to me. I’ve been dealing with plants since I was a little kid and I was sure they would all die. And they did.
Thank you! You are truly a gift to us all. My goats girdled my fig tree and it is NOT doing well
I have an awesome fig tree and the figs are huge. I wanted more trees and was wondering how to propagate stems. Very timely video, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m loving figs more and more every day. They are very addictive 🥰
Wow! Your videos are very clear and informative! Good job Jag, I love them 🥰
Going to try this method tomorrow.
Thanks for explaining! Here, in Israel, we have plenty of wild figs.
Nice video. I’ll try and keep y’all updated on how this works out for me
Thanks for this video, just followed these instructions, let's see how it works out!
this is great! we have a 3 year old black mission fig tree that is great producer of excellent figs. Time to propagate it!
Super straight forward and simple, im going to try this.
Great video, thank you !
Amazing thank you, you explained so well much appreciated 🙏🏻
Good to see you again! It's been a while seeing your videos but i need some help propagating my fig cuttings
I love your videos . Always easy and to the point .
Thank you for the pointers!
Awesome as usual, Jag. Which are the biggest, sweetest fig types to grow? You're the man!
Goats!! Got out for ten minutes and bee-lined right to my little fig tree and almost completely girdled it. The lead branch lives. I'm going to clone it-- but lil figgy need prayers y'all! Thanks, Jag. You're the homesteaders go-to guy
It's the lead branch... should I just see if it survives?
Thankyou so much for tips like these, I started one of these for my parents thanks to you. :)
Thank you for your informative video. It answered a lot of my questions.
I live in Norther Arkansas and have a winter season, where and how do I store the cuttings after I place the plastic over the top and once it begins t grow? Thank you for the tips and video I have been wanting to take cuttings from my figs for a while now.
Great information and succinct! Thank you Jag!!! 😊
Hi Jag I saw my cousin doing that with the fig plant to you and your family stay safe bye.
Glad I found your channel, love figs and love your information, thanks
Thank you for subscribing!
Thank you for this guide
the leaves are good for making tea. Has insulin in the leaves. Delicious with raw honey. There are many benefits from fig leaf tea.
Oh really thanks for sharing..
How long for the cuttings to develop roots & leafs ? I just got cuttings.
I was going to buy 4 pack of different kinds of figs off Amazon...... But jus now when I was leaving a friend's i saw a fig tree on the side of my friend's house.... I jumped out the Uber car and took some cuttings. My friend knows that I'm that weird person that's gonna play in random garden... My friend and my Uber driver had a good laugh at me. I'm gonna use your methods to toot them. Thanks.!
Thanks for sharing your amazing advice 🙏🙏
Thanks for posting. I am in zone 7b - A question I have is what time of year do you recommend this be done?
Awesome video and thanks for sharing this helpful information!
I have a tree 3 years old. No figs the first two We had two figs last year. Fertilized, and mulched.
Thank you so much for this clear tutorial, Jag! May I ask - why do we want to prune away the existing leaves, please?
they will fall off anyway
This is a great video! Thanks Jag!
Thanks for the video. Going to try this!
You explained v easy way
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Fantastic! I’ve been sad about mine bc we’re moving and I don’t want to leave it behind! Can you successfully transplant a fig tree that’s been in the ground ~3 years?
Depending on the size, you might be able to.
I will try this. Thank You.
Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge
Great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!!
Do you water them while they are on the tree pots?
Thanks!
Very useful, thanks a lot!
When and how often do you add water? Is there a specific time to do the cutting? Thanks for any advice!
Thanks for sharing, so you should only take the cuttings in spring right? Or cut you take them now (September) and leave the plant in the house over winter?
Thanks
Subbed and liked. Amazing. I have a big fig tree probably 20 years old I want to propagate.
Thanks for the sub!
@@DaisyCreekFarmsHI. Sorry, this may be dumb question, but before you cover in plastic, how much do you water it?
Very usefull info. Thank you.
I pruned my 1 year old figs a few months ago - all the cuttings were good size, so I just stuck them all (about 30cm each) halfway into a bucket filled with soil. From the 8, 5 of them survived and rooted without any watering or care from me - I have just planted them all out now that it's spring.
The only problem I have is - now I have a lot, but all are of the same few varieties I already have
You can sell them out, then buy the fig varieties that you don't have. The prices of figs can be varied. Fig plants with roots value much more than cuttings. Rare. name brand figs cost much more than unknown, or cheap varieties. I'm in CA and the 2 fig varieties that grow best in dried climate of CA is Black mission and Brown Turkey. However they are both cheap varieties with not much values, perhaps because they are everywhere. although BM is considered one of the sweetest ( if not the sweetest fig). BT is the cheapest, least valuable fig that I know of. ( haven't found any varieties that is cheaper than BT) in hundreds of fig varieties.
A small fig plant with roots can be sell from $15 to $50/ each for the cheap varieties in CA. A fig cutting values about $1/ each to $30/ each for a rarer varieties ( like Black Madera). There are many in the middle like Violette de Bordeaux, Ron the Bordeaux, Olympian, Yellow long neck, Beers black, ....
From the 8 of your cuttings, how many percent of them were tip cuts with the top foliages?
Graft on some other varieties.
Great video
You can actually use all of the stick but make sure that the cutting stick/branch is anywhere from 1-3 years old for better results
Should I leave the plant in the pot and keep it in door if I miss the spring time transplant to ground?
Thank you for this great info!
I have taken clippings from my 4 year old stunted root bound fig tree- ( which is now planted out in the yard soil) - hoping to get a few more trees going. Boy do I loooove figs and so does my family and neighbors. Do you think my stunted root bound fig tree will grow again?
Please let me know if you have tips
Root bounced trees grow very slow, because their root system don't spread out and can't take as much nutrients from the soil. For root bounced plants. before you plant them out or change to a bigger pot. put them in a large water bucket to remove the dirt then untangle the roots. Trim them a bit then plant them in a hole, or a bigger pot. if you plant them, make a pointed mount then spread the roots around on top of the dirt mount, then fill rich nutrient soil on the top to stabilize them. Plant the trees taller than the soil around to make the small hill so the drainage will improved and trees grow faster. If you plant them outside in a sunny location which will help the development of the fig tree later, the small trees will be shocked, especially when you removed the soil attached to the roots, so they cant take the water and nutrients as much for a while, so use something to build a small tent on the top or around to cover/ shade them from the direct sun for at least a week, or they will die. Or you can plant the whole dirt ball with root bounced only use a sharp knife to cut 4 vertical cuts on the roots around the dirt ball. This way the tree roots will grow out a bit and suffer less shocks, but they wont have the root bounced problem solved as much compare to the earlier method. Now your root bounced fig tree is already in the soil, so not much you can do. If you want them grow much faster ( some figs grow very fast, some ( root bounced fig trees) grow little in years, then wait until the fig tree go dormant in the fall, then dig it out and do the things that I said earlier before replant it, or plant them to a different/ better/ sunnier location.
Should the cutting be set in the shade or sun with the plastic covering it? Thanks The info is great
Not sure if my idea would help answer your question but you wanna keep them in the shade, away from the sun because you wanna keep it the soil moist so it roots. Down the road you introduce it to the sun slowly, babying it.
@@marinacervantes5969 Thanks so much for the information.
Thank you! I enjoy your videos!!!! :)
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻
Great video very informing and straight to the point thank you question when is the best time or is there a Best time in your opinion to propagate
Thank you so much! Might of missed this. Do you keep the cuttings in shaded area?
Great, thank you!!
This is actually a great method but I don't remove the bag I only cut it just a bit once I see nods growing then I slowly introduce air to the fig
Hi Jag. I don't have tree tubes. Could I do the same thing using a one gallon or 3 gallon pot? Can I put multiples in the pot? It will be my first time trying to propagate figs and grapes.
My neighbor's tree hangs into my yard. I will get my cuttings. Not sure when to start, spring summer, or fall? Something to try out....😊
Thanks for your tips.
Video is great, where do you store your cuttings after you wrap them in plastic though? Many thanks!
Thanks! Great information!
Where do you get those long tree tubes for planting? I can't seem to find those are Lowes or Home Depot. Thanks for the video!
The only place I found them were on Amazon
Can I start growing fig trees at anytime? It’s September here in North Carolina. And I thought I could start growing them inside my home until the spring to replant them outside. Thanks, really enjoyed your video.
Great!! Thank~You!! 😊🍀🌟
Great suggestions and reviewe
Thank you ❤
Jag, thanks for all your tips. 1. May I ask how long the cuttings can (should) stay in the tree tubes? My cuttings have started growing leaves. It's June and you said to plant them in the spring, so 2. do they stay in the tree tubes until then? 3. What about watering until spring? Thank you in advance for your help.
Hi Jag. When do I plant my gig cutting. I have one mission fig that has beautiful leaves but it is getting brown spots on the leaves. I used vermiculite and perlite. I put them in a white cups and water holes. It has been about a month. What do I do about the brown spot? When do I know these roots are strong enough to be planted in soil? I lean so much from you. I need help.
I have seen this really often too.
Thank you!!! ❤👏
Just the tip I swear!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Excellent. Thank you!
Jag, good demo, I have cuttings rooted well in the water, leaves wither when planted in the pot. Will it regrow?
You recommend having the figs under the plastic bag 'dome' for only 1 week. Why only 1 week? And what kind of environment to you have them in following that, order to promote root growth. I just bought some fig tree cuttings and put them in the potting medium (per your 'recipe') a week ago. I want to ensure the best success for rooting the twigs, so I am interested in your advice. I live in the Sacramento area.