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Topic: Growing Figs in Container
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Cynxy
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Growing Figs in Container
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This is my project for next Spring.
I ordered 3 dwarf fig trees, suppose to be delivered this fall.
They will be kept inside till spring and then moved come winter. I live in Colorado so need to take some freeze precautions.
Anyone have any luck growing these in containers?
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I have a small green house I built on the south side of my house in the city. I transferred a couple fig trees from a container (someone else) had grown them in previously, so I know it can be done even in cold climates (I live in a comparable zone to colorado), but not how to do it specifically. If you have a grow light that would help a lot! and believe they like weather above 65 if possible.
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