2012年12月6日 · Fig trees (Ficus carica) produce fruits that are eaten fresh, made into preserves or baked into cookies, cakes and pies. Depending on their species and environment, fig trees in a Mediterranean climate and other climates typically reach …

2024年6月28日 · Figs are easy to grow, with minimal pest and disease issues. They require protection from birds and squirrels but can thrive in various climates, including cold, dry, and wet regions. Fig trees can be grown in a wide range of cold climates. In zones 5 & 6, they’ll need winter protection, but in zones 7A+ they can go unprotected during the winter.

2022年5月26日 · 14K subscribers in the Figs community. r/Figs is a place where fig lovers gather to show off their home grows, discuss figs, and ask fig-related…

2020年4月20日 · I have a fig labeled "Verdejos." I acquired it from a friend in the Davis area a couple of years ago. (He acquired the cutting at an exchange.) It has not yet fruited. Does anyone know anything about this variety? I assume it makes green fruits. I will try and prompt it into making a few this year. It it several feet

Fig trees bear fruit as early as May and continue as late as first frost (November in some areas). Some varieties produce figs twice a year: once in spring or summer (Breba crop) & once in fall. Remember: it may take longer for your fig tree to produce fruit, depending on the variety.

Fig trees thrive in full sunlight and well-draining, nutrient-dense soil, with specific requirements based on your geographical location and planting zone; Fig trees have versatile planting options including in-ground and container planting, each with its own set of guidelines for overwintering and space allocation

2020年4月22日 · Fig tree - are these little nubs the beginnings of fruit? 6.7M subscribers in the gardening community. A place for the best guides, pictures, and discussions of all things …

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2016年6月6日 · Pinching doesn’t magically form fruit. The fruit already needs to be there. Often you will see 2 nubs above the leaf node. The fruit doesn’t exist if you see one nub. Enough heat will cause figs to bolt, which then tells the fig to flower. Pinching will only slow down the growth so that the tree can focus on fig formation.

2 potted at least 10yo or so. Same variety. I think brown Turkish. One year we had pretty good output for as little sun as we get. Since then, Lots of leafing, but few fruits. And the canopy has been trimmed a lot. I re-potted and sliced roots 2 year ago. One has double nubs, less leaf growth, but overall looks good. The other