In this video we show how we propagate dormant fig cuttings with an 85% to 90% success rate. Every winter, we do a propagation test against our stored cuttings. The process we show here uses cuttings that have been in cold storage for 46 days plus an additional seven days to simulate shipping for a total of 53 days between harvest and the start of propagation.

Fig trees can be expensive to buy at a nursery. By rooting your own figs from cuttings, you can buy more at the same price and have access to a much larger variety. We have many different varieties of fruit tree scionwood to choose from.  Here are a few...