Growing Figs and Mulberry



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8 thoughts on “Growing Figs and Mulberry”

  1. Bro You DON’T know how the fig wasps pollenates at all…the male wasp hatches first and with its very large P “so it can reach” it impregnates the female while she’s still in the egg then the male “with his large jaws” cuts a small tunnel out of the male fig for the female to escape “with both fertile eggs and tree pollen” then she goes to the first fig the wind takes her to and travels into the core chamber of the unripe fruits “tarring her wings with the effort” and if it’s a male tree the camper fig will be a home for the wasp eggs if it’s a female fig then it’s pollenated by the pollen covered female wasp and then she dies being dissolved completely….to help produce ripe fruit and to give her life for the next fig tree generation this symbiotic relationship has probably gone on for millions of year

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  2. Our Figs are doing great thanks for the plants! Varieties include: Black Madeira, I-258, strawberry verte, Preto, yellow longneck, black ischia, LSA purple. All added this year & fruiting! Almost ready to pinch in 5 gal. Plan is 3 in 1 graft on black Mission root stock. Used your Top pot soil with Dr. Earth fertilizer & a sprinkle of rock dust. Compost tea sporadically. Still haven’t figured if a 7 in 1 is worthwhile. Would definitely be silly yet fun. Also have Pakistan mulberry pushing 15 feet lignifying. Whenever I visit Fullerton arboretum my fingers turn purple.

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  3. Thanks for all your information friend. I'm learning all I can to have my own fruit trees as I get older. I believe a diet full of fruit and tree nuts are a way to get to know the Lord shortly.

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