Are these good for fig trees?
1482069
Mine fruited best-ever after I used them early Spring last year. I have used them again this year.
1482070
it says fruit and citrus, so most likely yes, my oranges and limes love the stuff! Maybe, to be sure, contact the manufacturer. Sorry I couldnt help more
1955445
I pick figs all the time, works well. I don't even use the attachment for smaller fruit.
512867
I received my tree last year. It was full of figs when it arrived. My tree is planted in the ground now, and is flourishing. Figs are now sprouting on it. It seemed to take no time to acclaimate once planted. Within the week, it was sprouting new leaves and growing.
942655
Probably; however not what they are designed for. If you are asking if they will damage plants under your trees; I doubt it.
1982222
Hello, Yes you can grow hardy Chicago fig in a container, they do good in containers. Almost and plant can be grown in containers. What happens is bigger the container the bigger your plant becomes. What you can do if it is grow taller than you want you can cut it to size you want and then just keep it cut to just how tall you want it. If it gets to bushy you can also cut it back to a size you like, but if you like it as a bush it is good to also cut center out to allow air movement through tree, do not have to but it will be good for plant but like I said you do not need to. I hope this helps you and if I can help more feel free to ask me any questions and I will try to help you if I can. I do enjoy growing plants and have all kinds, right now my citrus trees are in bloom and I have had them in pots for years. I put them outside in summer in house in winter and there doing great, must say to pick fresh from trees is the best, always better tasting then ones you buy from store no matter if it is figs, oranges, tangerines, what-ever you have taste for you can pretty much grow as house plant in a pot, just need a sunny window. Oh maybe I should also tell you when moving plant outside in summer to put plant in place that gets and little by little give it more sun, if you put it out in full sun it will probable burn it, you need to adjust it slowly until it can take full sun. Cloudy days it a great way to start and you can set it in open and in a week or two of off and on sun should be able to take full sun. I have been already been putting mine outside in day-time and bring it in at night because days are 50 to 60 degrees and night still freeze so I bring it in. You will do good. :))
91024
I'm not a professional tree climber but I can attest to this: they grip your hands very well and aren't excessively padded or bulky. I'd use them for climbing.
532950
Yes. Check the sizes, the large is very large and the small is okay for a small plant. I used them on my front porch with a plant stand. Pretty
853653
It is nice to have a hose that is the appropriate length for certain jobs. The long "standard" ones can just get in way and knock over the other plants. Enjoy your fig tree!
2055206
There are also more choices specifically for fruit trees here. See http://www.bonide.com/products/category.php?category_id=6&page;=1&per;=18
144572
I would say no because figs would be very difficult to clean out of the spiral. I really don't know for sure but the Kitchen Aid site may give you a better answer.
1245359
Yes you can just read the directions on where to put the spike and your fig tree will love it.
539452
I don't know if it can be used on fruit or nut trees. I would suggest going to the Bayer web site for that question.
1816039
I think they probably are, however the branches need to be sturdy. A Frazer fir would not be a good tree.
1906562
You can use them on bare root trees, but, I would wait and use a different fertilizer until they get a little bigger.
939824
Yes. They give off good light. I used them on a small tree outside during the holidays and it worked well.
334037
Yes. I use it in citrus, grapes, plums, and figs with great results. Last year I had bumper crops of figs and plums with these fertilizer spikes. I just applied it again on my fruit trees this past weekend. Follow the instructions in the package...and happy harvest. My grape vines are young. Last year I had a small crop. This year the vines are loaded.
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They should. I've bordered a pathway that's partially in shade with these and the fruit production seems as vigorous in shade or sun so it shouldn't matter. Really sweet little plants and the fruit is good, too. They come back every spring.