How To Root Single Node Fig Cuttings. Amazing Result

Hello ladies and gentlemen. This is Ben with it guardings in Georgia zone 8. I have a good one for you. I have a nice one for you. Man, I am excited. This video is about two experiments. my rooting medium that I just created called Benmix SP and then a single note rooting single note cutings. I started rooting single note cordings in 2020. All because I wanted I cut I had um I receive a long cutings and I decided to cut them maybe into two or so and then the last part of the cutting I had just one small single node and I wanted to throw it away. I said but why will I throw it away? I love experiment. Maybe by now some of you will know that I love to carry out experiments. So I decided to root it. I I put it in water. And the reason why I put it in water is because if you look at fig cutings, they do have spots all over and from there you can have roots. So I just put it in water and I saw lenticles forming on it. I said, "Wow." So now I have fig tree that are rooted as a single node and they're producing figs for me. But I decided this time around I want the world to know that you can root feed cutings without having any node in the soil. That's why it is called single node. It is only one node that cin has and that node is above the soil. no node in the soil and yet it produce roots from the body of the cotton. So let me not waste your time. Oh man, I am so excited about this one. This I want the world to know what I have known for few years now and I want to encourage people not to be throwing away their small single note cutting. and they just threw them away. No, you can root them. So, let me show you how to root single note cutting successfully. Let's go. These are cutings that I just received.