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| The references I've found don't entirely agree, so I thought I'd ask here ![]()
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| Thanks. That's another option to those I've read ![]() I guess most things work to some extent? I have seven, so I suppose I could experiment with different techniques! They're all in pots.
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| the best way to grow a fig is up against a south facing wall when you plant it you must line the hole top and the sides with old slabs to resrict the roots otherwise you get all leaf growth and no fruit.if you have them in pots be sure as they dont freeze solid or this will seriously check the growth for next year |
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| Fig trees in pots or tubs benefit from being fed a high potash liquid feed, such as a tomato fertiliser, perhaps once a month during Spring, Summer and Autumn. They will also need to be kept watered if there is a drought |
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