The Fig Tree Guy

Category: Selling Rooted Cuttings

  • Reduce Reuse Recycle – Transporting Fragile Fig Cuttings

    Reduce Reuse Recycle – Transporting Fragile Fig Cuttings

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    Evan Panagiotopoulos

    We have many containers of varying sizes from takeout orders and are difficult to repurpose. So, I came up with this creative solution to package fig cuttings using these containers. If you’d like to reach out to me privately, please use the contact form on this site. Subscribe to receive blog updates by email. Stay…

  • Cutting Development Stages

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    Evan Panagiotopoulos

    I am trying to help customers of mine understand what they are buying. Most fig cuttings are taken from dormant trees, but some cuttings, when taken during the summer, are green and come from trees that are not dormant. At this stage the cutting doesn’t have any roots and its bark is smooth. At this…

  • Selling Rooted Fig Cuttings

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    Evan Panagiotopoulos

    I have plenty of rooted fig cuttings that I’m looking to sell to a good, fig-loving home.These cuttings were taken from dormant trees growing in my backyard. As shown in the pictures above, these fig cuttings have well-developed roots and were rooted using the ‘fig-pop‘ method. The parent tree is of an unknown variety, but…