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I stopped taking fig cuttings after learning this old propagation technique

March 2, 2026February 14, 2026 by Julian R.
I stopped taking fig cuttings after learning this old propagation technique

This centuries-old Mediterranean propagation technique delivers 90%+ success rates and produces stronger fig trees faster than traditional cuttings. Once you learn air layering, you’ll never go back to unreliable cutting methods.

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