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My Winterized Container Fig Tree Is Budding Out In January In MN. What Should I Do?

This is the first winter for my fig tree that I started from a cutting from an established tree. It went dormant as expected in the fall. I put it in a lower level craft room that’s dark and stays around 60 degrees. I seldom go in the room for more than 5 mins, but did have a project that took a couple hours a day for 4-5 days spread out Nov. and Dec. So the tree got light but temperature stayed 60 degrees.


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3 Comments To "My Winterized Container Fig Tree Is Budding Out In January In MN. What Should I Do?"

#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 01/17/2021 @ 7:59 pm

They will start to get leaves before you can put them back outside. You are just ahead of the game. I would just leave it till you can safely move it outdoors.

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#2 Comment By Rgalle10@gmail.com On 01/18/2021 @ 10:04 am

GKH_SUSAN Thank you for your response/help. Should I go ahead and put the tree in a sunny window (as sunny as you get in MN) or put a plant light on it?
RG

#3 Comment By GKH_Susan On 01/19/2021 @ 2:18 am

If you have a sunny window you can move it too that would be fine or if you have a grow light. Since it is coming out of dormancy early, additional light would help prevent the new growth from being yellow.


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