I recently noticed these fig suckers growing out of a stump at my new place in the PNW. Would I be ok to let them grow as is (It's a good location with full sun) or try to turn them into cuttings and plant them elsewhere?
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Same here, wild ones are plentiful, I try to grow them w/ the best conditions and nada. They are the rebels of the plant world!
I have heard other theories on strawberries that temp/humidity/time of year is a big factor.
I do know when I get my dream greenhouse up I'm trying again hardcore!
@TIEPilot I want to try and put a south-side Lexion wall in our garage. Use a 4 foot square as a green house. If I surrounded with plastic inside, I could add some heat for winter without much cost. I'm trying to get pomegranates. Stuff getting too big to bring in each winter.