Can fig pruning survive? Time and method of branch cuttings

Can fig cuttings survive by grafting?

Fig cuttings can be grown by grafting, but the correct method of grafting must be used and suitable cuttings must be selected. Generally speaking, the survival rate is higher if branches grown in the current year are selected. The branches used must be free of diseases and pests. It is best to graft in a season when the growing environment is suitable.

Fig cutting time

Figs are usually grafted around June each year, when the climate is more suitable for growth. If grafted at this time, the survival rate is extremely high. After grafting, good fertilizer and water management is required so that it can take root and sprout quickly.

Fig cutting method and key points

1. Cuttings: When taking cuttings of figs, you need to use young branches grown that year. The length should be about 10-15 cm. All the leaves at the bottom need to be cut off and soaked in rooting solution.

2. Soil: Suitable soil is needed for fig cuttings. It is best to use loose, fertile, well-drained sandy loam. This will be more conducive to growth after planting. However, disinfection is required before cuttings.

3. Cuttings: When cutting figs, they need to be watered after the cuttings are inserted. Be sure to water them thoroughly, but do not allow water to accumulate. Then they need to be placed in a well-ventilated place for maintenance.