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Q: How to Propagate a Fig Plant.
A: 1. Take 6-to-10-inch cuttings from the end of two-year-old branches using a sharp cutting tool. Cut them 1/4 inch above a node or raised area that surrounds the... Read More »
Q: How to grow a fig plant?
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