I have the fig starts that I’ve kept from the big batch and am wondering if I can put them in the ground now. I think that all the recipients of my starts planted them in-ground soon after I gave them…against my advice, ha ha. They seem to be doing quite well. But that was two 2-3 months ago…cooler weather. They bake out on the deck most days and in the photo it is clear that some have a couple dried leaves from getting too dry one day. I could move them back inside for some later date but I’d like to put them in the ground. They range in size (mostly wimpier ones closer to the camera) and I won’t be planting them all…maybe four of the biggest and best, plus the big VdB on the end which has really suffered in its big pot of all dirt (before I knew better). We haven’t had temps over low 80s° here yet but eventually will some. We don’t hit 90° too often but sometimes get to 100° and it’s rare to get down to 20° here as well and very rare to see 10°. Except for the VdB the starts are from local finds. Any ideas?
