Growing Fig Trees from Cuttings

Propagating Fig Cuttings is a fun and worthwhile experience! You can grow your own baby fig trees from cuttings from existing trees.

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SUPPLIES NEEDED:

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Fig Cuttings

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INSTRUCTIONS:

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Amazing!

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Here's my rooted fig tree cutting doing quite well. Although it waited the whole winter to "take" in spring!

Start the tutorial!

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Growing Fig Trees from Cuttings

Learn How to Grow a Fig Tree from Cuttings (Like I Did!)

Propagating Fig Cuttings is a fun and worthwhile experience! You can grow your own baby fig trees from cuttings from existing trees.

TRY IT!!

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

Fresh Fig Cuttings Rooting Hormone Plastic Bottles or Pots Potting Mix Plastic Bag for Covering Water Marker for Labeling

Fig Cuttings

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INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Fill small pots or bottles with damp potting soil. 2. Cut fig cuttings at a 45-degree angle. 3. Dip end of cutting in rooting hormone like Clonex. 4. Place plastic baggie on top to hold moisture. 5. Check regularly for growth!

SKIP TO STEPS!

Amazing!

If all goes to plan, you will see beautiful signs of growth.

Love to Grow!

SKIP TO STEPS!

Here's my rooted fig tree cutting doing quite well. Although it waited the whole winter to "take" in spring!

SKIP TO STEPS!

Start the tutorial!

So Rewarding to Grow from Cuttings!

GROWING

FIG CUTTINGS