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chills71

rooting question

19 years ago

At what point does everyone start potting their figs up from the cups (of perlite, vermiculite or other secret ingredients) to soil and pots?

Do you go right to a 1 gallon container, or do you start off in a smaller one?

Last year I waited until I had roots swirling the bottom of the cups and I potted right up into gallon pots, but I'm curious about what others are doing with rooted cuttings.

~Chills

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