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  1. Julia

    I would like to share with the readers the successful results of my experiments, who will come in handy?
    For a long time I wanted to grow figs in my home, but I was afraid that I would not be able to manage in a garden with a small seedlings. And then she suddenly thought: "Should I try to do this at home?" I bought several fruits in the store, took out the bones from them and sowed them in an ordinary flower pot. Only one rose, but the sprout very quickly began to stretch upwards and gain strength. And by the next summer I already had a small but strong tree. And I put him in joy in an open pound near the house.
    And then noticed that it suddenly somehow got bored and drooped. Then I decided to feed it: in a large bucket I poured 10 l water 200 g Yeast and a handful of dry grass and insisted 10 days. And then this solution and watered and sprinkled. And the fig immediately came to life, again went to growth. I looked at him and could not get enough of it.
    In autumn, he was again transferred to a pot (but already larger in size) and transferred to the house. In winter, too, fed the same drug (well, of course, only without dry grass), and figs liked it very much. He's already grown stronger. This summer, of course, will again release him to freedom and, apparently, I will not disturb his transplants anymore. If everything goes on okay, a year or two later I can remove the first fruits from it. At least, I really hope so.
    And I want to talk about how I finally got rid of the larvae of the May beetle, which had eaten up roots from my strawberry, because of which a good half of the bushes disappeared. What kind of money I did not try, but nothing worked. And one day in the spring, I remembered about wormwood, which, just in case, I had prepared in the fall. Made a steep infusion and poured the entire plantation. And not only wiped out all the pests, but even those bushes came to life, in which the larvae already began to gnaw the roots.

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  2. Guest

    GROWING THE ENGINE IN THE COVERING FORM IN THE OPEN GROUND DEMANDS THE CAREFUL COVERING ON THE WINTER AND PROTECTION FROM THE ROD.
    If there is any doubt, it is better to double-check everything and correct the errors. I was convinced of this on my own experience. Last winter I seemed to have done everything right: 1,5-2-meter-tall fig branches were pinned to the ground and covered with spruce branches, old clothes, and on top with slate sheets. The tops of the branches, tied together, were wrapped with polypropylene bags (for construction waste). A poisoned mouse bait was left under the slate. But that was not enough. When I opened fig bushes in early April, I saw that the lower part of the branches, which was not covered with bags, but only with rags, was damaged by mice. From this it was concluded that you need to wrap branches with bags along the entire length and be sure to lay out preparations from rodents under cover. Damaged branches making up the fourth part of the bush) have been removed. I used their surviving tops to propagate the figs with cuttings. By the way, thanks to the powerful (formed over several years) root system of the bush, a record harvest of fig fruits was harvested on the remaining and young (this year) branches. Hence one more conclusion: the bush should not be too thickened.

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