nissed as a pewt
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As mentioned on an earlier thread I have a fig tree with lots of underdeveloped green figs on them. The chances of them maturing and ripening now autumn is on its way are they of any use?
The figs seem hampered by growing in the shade of their own leaves I think they grow in sunnier countries that see more sun than here in the UK. Would removing some leaves help them or will the lack of leaves hamper their growth through lack of photosynthesis?
If they never grow ripen would they be useless for a wine or is it worth an experiment for the price of some sugar and yeast?
The figs seem hampered by growing in the shade of their own leaves I think they grow in sunnier countries that see more sun than here in the UK. Would removing some leaves help them or will the lack of leaves hamper their growth through lack of photosynthesis?
If they never grow ripen would they be useless for a wine or is it worth an experiment for the price of some sugar and yeast?