Black Madeira Figs
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Variations in Black Madeira fig tree growth
Comments (1)Thanks for taking the time to post your video Tom. Have a BM from UCD since 2008 and displays heavy fmv , root pruned again last season and pruned canopy and displaying short nodal growth with many figs. It grew a sucker 2 seasons back and now in 30g pot produced last season and displaying many figs this season and to date shows no signs of fmv nodal growth is much better on this plant . Will eventually split this plant into 2 plants as it has separate main trunks. Recently set up an airlayer on it also since it is so healthy looking. In many past older readings when i was more into it was mentioned about multiple strains of fmv causing different effects and moves slowly thru out the cells of plant. My belief is one may be able to propagate a more healthy plant perhaps with less of the strains of fmv that would be present in parent plant. Martin...See MoreIschia Black and Black Madeira Fig Tree cuttings progress
Comments (0)...See MoreUp Potting some Black Madeira Fig Trees
Comments (0)I started these cuttings last year and their figs are farther along than on the older Black Madeira tree. So I'm up potting them hoping that will help the tree to produce a couple of ripe Black Madeira figs....See MoreI258 versus Black Madeira Figs
Comments (1)Ital 258 ,It is not ideal ripe, in Fact is unripe!. It needed to be said,and i said it. The interior,of This Italian 258,tells ,the true,it is too light red . The exterior of IT 258,vary,with climate when ripe some are dark,some are light brown,but interior is just as dark as Madeira....See Moredieseler
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