Sunday, December 27, 2015

How Are Your Figs Doing?

I wanted to take a survey and see how your figs are doing. How did they survive shipping? Are they acclimating well? How are the roots? Are they budding out yet?

You can post your answer right here. To do that:

- I emailed you a couple of days ago with: "You have been invited to contribute to The Year of the Fig". Click on the 'Accept Invitation' button and then follow the instructions on the next page
- Next click on this post and then scroll to near the bottom of the page and you will see a little pencil icon, which allows you to edit the post
- You just add text and the bottom of the page and you can upload pictures too

Also, once you accept the invitation, you are an author of this blog so you can make new posts about the figs. If you have a question or observation, please share it!

I will get this topic started

-----------------------  Update from Mark -----------------------

I sent out a bunch of Marseilles Black VS (MBVS) rooted cuttings except for one. Which I am saving as a 'control'. This was the slowest cutting at the time of shipping (had no buds and the least developed root system). Right now it is doing okay. It is a little slow to grow for me, as I expected based on it's development. Here is how it looks now:

(little growth on top)

(roots are present and visible through bag, but small)

(Another bud poking out up top)
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4 comments:

  1. Hey Mark, I'm not able to edit (don't see the pencil icon), maybe resend the invitation? Our fig is lookin pretty good, three leaves on the first new branch, lots of good looking roots.

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    1. Huh, it should be (I can see it now) right above the comments. Right next to: Posted by Mark Barton at 7:53 AM

      I looked at the blog settings, and you did accept the invitation and you are now showing up as a blog author.

      So maybe authors can make posts but not edit posts (me being the owner of the blog, I am the administrator).

      Glad to hear about the fig! Why don't you make a new post if you can't edit this one and show us a picture of the roots and the growth up top!

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  2. You're right, I think only the authors can edit their own posts. Now I see the pencil next to my name on my post.

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