I bought ALL THE FIG CUTTINGS in AUSTRALIA so you dont have to. A full cutting tour and updates.

A lengthier video than normal in 2 parts. A brief update to start showing the things I am doing with my fig cuttings, including some of the soil additives I use to help ensure they are at their peak. I upsize some containers and do some fertilising. I also cover a quick tour of all the successfully rooted cuttings, that are strong and old enough to likely survive. I show the other cuttings that still remain unrooted in the grow tent. A good part of this video is to help people like myself who spend an inordinate amount of time watching fig videos and trying to decide how a particular variety might be. We can follow along together as they grow and see which thrive, which are lethargic and which turn out to be the best fig varieties in Australia. Fig varieties mentioned in this episode: 1. Zidi 2. Sapanca 3. Black Tuscan 4. Marseille Black 5. A Sangue 6. Galicia Negra 7. Caprifig (Not discussed but on the table) 8. Martinenca Rimada 9. Black Madeira x2 10. Red Conadria x2 11. Purple Adam 12. Izbat An Naj 13. Vasilika Aspra (White Royal Greek) 14. Brown Turkey (Daleys) 15. Desert King 16. Lebanese Green 17. Violet Sepor x2 18. Lebanese Red 19. Oscar UNK 20. Del La Senora Hivernica x2 21. Pingo De Mel 22. Moroccan Giant 23. Black Mission 24. Violette De Sollies 25. Flanders 26. Mary Lane Seedless (Not discussed but on table) 27. Palmata Arabia (Ficus Palmata) 28. White Adriatic 29. Front Yard UNK (Likely White Adriatic) 30. Cape White 31. Blue Provence 32. Violette De Bordeaux 33. Long d'Aout 34. Celeste 35. Ficazzana Black (Not discussed but on table) 36. I258 Figs in the original collection: 37. Black Ischia 38. Green Ischia 39. Panache (Panachee) 40. White Marseille 41. Clancy 42. Oxis Honey UNK 43. Oxis Green UNK 44. Oxis Black UNK 45. Heritage UNK x3 (one of them being Greek Peloponnisaka) 46. Violette De Bordeaux 47. Saint Dominiques Violette