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1. Jun 16,  · Fig Tree Not Producing Fruit Because of Too Much Nitrogen Another common reason that a fig tree is not producing figs is because of too much nitrogen. This commonly happens when you are using a fertilizer that is too high in nitrogen. Nitrogen causes the plant to have lush growth in leaves and branches, but very little, if any, fruit.

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2. Nov 22,  · Fig Tree Fertilizer Nitrogen in the soil is good for plants that are heavy feeders, but if you want a fig tree that bears fruit, go light on fertilizer. If the fig gets too much nitrogen, it will.

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4. No figs on tree this year??? Why? , PM. We have a Brown Turkey fig tree in the ground. This is our third year with it. Was in a container the first year and produced lots of figs. Planted it in the ground late first year, and in the second (last) year it grew nice in the ground and produced lots of figs. This year it appears to.

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5. No figlets. This tree for example is genovese Nero af. Not a single figlet. I even pinched two weeks ago and nothing. When I got the tree about a month ago it was the same height too with no figlets. Feeding it the same as everything else. Even started boosting Phosphorus a bit to help with budding. Most my other trees have figs.

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6. Oct 11,  · Figs Without Wasps? Most commercial figs, like the ones you buy at the store, are grown without wasps. While wasp bodies may add some crunch to a tasty fig, you probably won’t find a wasp inside a fig you are about to eat, even if you look really hard. Some types of fig that are grown for human consumption have figs that ripen without pollination.

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7. Jan 05,  · This can happen when figs are surrounded by lawn that's being fertilized with high-nitrogen products four or five times a year. You get fast growth and big, healthy leaves, but little to no fruit.

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