How to Prune Fig Trees For MAXIMUM Fruit Production [Includes Little-Known Tip Towards The End]

Through experience, I wanted to share some great overall insights on how to prune figs to get the most fruit out of your trees!

Enjoy.

[DiannaAtherton]

I wish more videos were made like this. No drama, .no property tour, background music and 15 minutes to get to the point lol. Please make more.

[cestina]

I add my praise on the clarity of this video. I have a fig tree in a pot, now its second year, and was eyeing it with dismay this morning as there is no sign of any growth other than at the very top. Hit on your video totally by accident - first one that came up - and I am so glad I watched it. Thank you from the Czech Republic.

[hydrogreen]

Thank you. I just discovered figs - literally. My friends here in Japan invited me over for coffee. They gave me a fig to have with the coffee from the fig tree they had outside. I was instantly addicted. They cut some branches for me and I have 5 fig trees growing now in pots on my balcony 8 months later. I have 18 figs ripening and am hooked. These flowers (figs) fascinate me. Now I know how to produce more figs by your recommendations especially since I am growing in pots.

[davidwelty]

This is the best fig pruning advice I have found on YouTube. Thank you!

[CurtisBrandt]

This is great information. I’ve got two new, kind of tall, straight, new single-trunk figs. I am having great success encouraging lateral branching with this last technique. Brilliant!

[time_to_grow_farms]

Lovely greenhouse you have. This video is very helpful, I look forward to having a more fruitful fig tree. Thank you!

[russandtracy]

That is such an excellent presentation! Clear, concise, and straight forward. Well done. Off to prune right now.

[wifigrannyl.]

Now I know how to prune my fig tree. It's getting very tall. Thank you. New subscriber too.

[Gracefulrose]

I searched several video on trimming fig trees, this is best clear and no bs!! I do have those long branches, I am going to trim too and encourage side branches! Thank you

[txnygotw]

It's not "energy" that makes the lower buds develop, it's growth hormone.
Also, you can spray any dormant bud with gibberellic acid (a natural plant hormone) to stimulate branching.

[AudreyBevan]

A really excellent video. We have a holiday house in France, and our large fig tree needed pruning. I checked several presentations but yours was, by far, the clearest. We have completed the pruning, so fingers crossed for a good harvest when we return.

[julioromero]

Great vid, the quality and quantity of info in such a short time is fantastic!

[barbaravollmert]

Thankyou this video is so helpful, I have been needing to know this

[aurelienyonrac]

Best logical video on pruning
More nods more potential branches more fruite ❤

[em_tion]

Wish I had your teaching skills. That was very informative! 🙏👏

[patsyc]

OMG finally a clear explanation of why and how. Thank you! I'm glad that you have a way to grow figs in Colorado. I grew up there and would have never hoped to eat fresh figs there!!!

[lynn_thinks]

Thank you! We have our first mission fig here in the SoCal desert. I want to encourage it to stay low and fruitful. Super helpful!

[sergiocozzone]

Thank you! Excellent tutorial for someone like me has just started growing figs in NH.

[xyzhtm]

thnks for the drowing! I can understand things better when i see drowings

[nittychamcheon]

You are the best, thank you so much for sharing this video with us.