Rooting Fig Cuttings/Scions Via The Fig Pop Method

For items I use in the fig pop rooting method, see the list below the video.

Fig Pop Video

Items Used With The Fig Pop Rooting Method

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• My goto utility knife. The ability to change the blade quickly and easily encourages me to always use a sharp blade.
• Four Inch Bags:
  • Very nice 4 mil 4×24 on Uline (other sizes are available), but requires minimum quantity of 1,000. This is what I use, but not practical for most.
  • The 2 mil bags are a little wimpy, but readily available and are widely used in the fig community.
• Avery Labels:
  • 1/2″ x 1-3/4″
  • 1″ x 2-5/8″
• I love Sharpie markers. They just work. I only buy retractable, cuz caps are just a pain. I buy them in bulk:
  • Ultra Fine Point
  • Fine Point
• Tape:
  • The Scotch 3/4″ tape and dispenser requires only one hand. Very handy.
  • The packing tape works well for securing the larger labels.
• Compressed Peat Moss
• Perlite
• Non-Latex Rubber X-treme File Bands
• I use many different scissors, but these are the ones I normally use to cut the bags, cuz I can do it in a single cut: Fiskars 9 Inch Razor-edge Shears

Fig Pop Rooting Update Video

Fig Pop Method Update Video

Fig Pop Update – When To Up-Pot Video

I’ve had a few requests to do some additional updates on the fig pop rooting method. Specifically, when to up-pot.