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Produce => Edible Plants => Topic started by: saddad on May 26, 2017, 15:03:21
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Never seen this before.. is holding a great crop... but is shedding some little ones..
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Hijacking a little here but i have a fig and for the last three years that I have had it, it hasn't produced any figs at all. Its in a big dustbin - does it need to fill that up with roots before it will produce perhaps?
Saddad - sorry dont know why yours is shedding - too dry?
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Doubt it....
Probably carried too many embryo figs because it was so mild.
Yours... whereabouts are you? I find knocking off everything visible (figs) after leaf fall means I get a good crop in Late July-Early September...
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i think it might be the cold nights a couple of weeks ago prob hit them as they were forming so the plant got rid shouldnt worry about it there will be loads more in a fortnight and yes gwynleg it maybe the ground in the pot is a little to rich so its putting on growth rather than fruiting hope this helps
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Never seen this before.. is holding a great crop... but is shedding some little ones..
You haven't seen it yet :glasses9:
I see little ones drop off but don't take much notice tbh. Still get a good crop. I think that the weather patterns are so different now and plants can't adjust. Hope same applies to you in the ⛅ south
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here on the sunshine coast figs are doing really well i think another month they will be ripe
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I noticed a few bigger ones had dropped off mine. But still hoping for a good crop my 🌲 seems to be able to decide for itself what crop level it can mature. :wave: :toothy10:
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Could it be the same as the apple drop this time of year.
:sunny: :coffee2: