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Figs in containers

Started by delboy, January 14, 2008, 12:19:07

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delboy

What size containers are best for growing figs?

All the catalogues I have looked at seem to say, simply, a "large container".

What is this when it's at home?

Plus, what's the best thing to use as the growing medium?

I would be intending to put a healthy dollop of manure/compost in the bottom, but what do figs like?

Thank you, thank you, thank you...
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delboy

What if the hokey cokey is what it's all about?

tuinman

#1
I'm growing one in a large plasterers bucket in the greenhouse (50cm diameter)
Only use well rotted manure mixed with good compost for best results 20/80%
hope this helps
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that is a photo from early last year, its twice as big now.

Emagggie

Are you able to sink the pot (bottomless) into the ground? I did this with a plastic dustbin cut in half, using the earth from the garden mixed with some manure. 4 years on and no particular special treatment I have a decent sized tree which fruits well. It is against a south facing wall which helps.
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