Well, rather than just giving you advise, lets think about it.
Do you believe your plants are sufficiently established to bear fruit?

If yes, continue.

if no, then remove the blooms, leave the leaves.

So why did you ask? I mean really...why ?

PS it's not my goal to be snarky...it's just my goal to say use your brain (which so few people do any more in general)

If it wasn’t your goal to be snarky then you maybe shouldn’t have been. You’ve pretty much ensured I will go elsewhere for advice in the future.

Maybe they would’ve fallen off on their own. Maybe I would’ve done damage removing them. But don’t worry, I won’t continue to insult your obviously far superior intelligence with my questions.

No, we want to help...but obvious questions that you really know the answer to, why ask ? Or did you really not know? It sounded like you knew to me.

I believe I answered your question.

dbarron ! Are you having a bad day ?

Your respond to jspringer4 sounds like you use your brain, sorry dbarron but that wasn't intelligent respond.

Your respond to jspringer4 sounds like you use your brain, sorry dbarron but that wasn't intelligent

Don't worry Blue and Jspringer.... I got a snarky response on the Banana forum not too long ago too haha. Instead of going off with a full rebuttal... I'll just say this....

Common sense isn't as common as it sounds.... what might be basic information to you, is expert information to others.... Just think of the old grandma on a computer....

You so right Dave.

It takes all kinds so they.

Most of the time I leave figlet or two on cutting if the cutting doing good, most of the time they don't ripen properly or they drop off.

jspringer4 I would take the figlets off of cuttings.

It pays of to first train the young fig tree, that fig will not taste right.

Keep as posted and good luck.

Despite what OP may think, I *do* wish him luck. I'm just trying to (using euphemism) teach him to fish rather than give him a fish.