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Figs
johnpciaravino

New fig tree

10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago

I recently bought a little fig tree. It's doing great. It's in a pot where it's gets lots of sun and shade. My question is...there are little leaves sprouting on the lower portion of the tree. Should I leave them on to grow or do I clip them off?

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