Try less to plant figs and bear fruit. The fruit is full of branches, one fruit at a time.

Figs taste sweet and delicious, rich in nutrition, and are said to have an anti-cancer effect. In fact, we can plant a potted fig at home and on the balcony. The method is simple, even if we can't plant flowers. Some friends said to Xiaoya that they planted few figs, or they didn't bear fruit. What's going on?

Planting figs has little fruit, try this trick, the fruit is full of branches, one fruit at a time

As we all know, figs can grow new fig seedlings through ramet propagation or branch cutting. the ramet is on top of one tree, digging open a branch with roots, and cutting is easy, that is, cutting into the soil with branches.

Soak in rooting water before cutting. if there is no rooting water, you can use willow branch soaking water instead, rooting faster. After cutting, maintain air moisture and soil moisture, especially the weather in autumn is the most suitable for cutting.

For potted figs, if you want to bear more fruit, you should pay attention to these aspects:

With plenty of light, figs are quite skinny, but in places where the light is too weak, they will only grow in vain, and the branches will only grow, not strong, so the results will be very few. So just give it a regular sun, the summer sun is also OK, as long as the basin soil is not short of water.

The flowerpot is big enough because figs grow so fast that basically the plant can double or even grow one in a year. The plant is too small, the root system is too small, the pot is large, the root system is sufficient, absorbs more nutrients, grows fast, and produces more results. Generally speaking, a basin with a diameter of 30 centimeters or more is best.

The soil is fertile and loose enough, which is the most important point. There is a friend who planted figs. When he was playing in the countryside one day, he saw a lot of rotten pine needle soil, rotten leaf soil, fertile and soft soil, so he packed a bag and changed the soil for figs.

Later, there is no need to fertilize. Figs bear a tree that year. There are many fruits on each branch, one fruit at a time.

Pruning the branches in winter can cut off the tallest branches so that all the branches are at the same crown width and the same level, so that there are more results. But newly transplanted figs and seedlings are not suitable for pruning.

Be sure to apply fertilizer before figs bear fruit, give some cake fertilizer, manure, sheep manure and so on, fertilizer is sufficient, the fruit will bear more and more.