Ficus Carica 'Rouge De Bordeux' Fig Fruit Tree in A 9cm Pot

Looked like a branch nice foot and a bit large. Was sheltered for a few days before planting in the ground. Seems to have taken and grown a centimetre, so far so good. And quick delivery nicely packaged.

Rouge De Bordeux Fig Fruit Tree in a 9cm Pot. (That's a 3.5 inch pot as described in the advert so it's not going to be a tree.)I expected little more than a rooted cutting and it was much more than that, the small pot was full of roots and there were three small branches so it was possibly a year old. This was a cost effective way of getting my hands on a living, healthy plant for growing on and I'm very pleased with it.Delivery was a day early so full marks

Smaller than pictures in plant , I will be leaving it in smaller pot for few days till food arrives. It Started off well , but soon noticed the leaves leaves started to wither , all fell off ..so I’ve taken out of pot , relented in new soul planted in the garden ... I’m not sure if it will recover at all .. I am so disappointed ☹️ ..Contacted seller regarding this and not happy with it this should not of died, even if leaves fell off, it is dried up and dead . Not recommended.

The fig tree plant arrived bone dry, several leaves had shed and remaining leaves had brown and looked unhealthy. I’ve watered it well but it still has not perked up. A real pity as it’s a great fig variety. Other fruit trees plants I’ve had delivered from companies in the past have been very healthy looking upon arrival.This fig tree might recover…I can only hope!Update: having contacted the retailer, there was no response at all. So a company to avoid in future for me. The plant is still all but dead. So disappointed.

A little difficult to judge at present as whilst it was well packed in a box plus soil in plant pot.It is at the moment a stick in a pot with earth. I can only asume it is alive and kicking but until the warmer weather arrives we will not know. There were no instructions in the box, so I am treating it as I would any otherover winter lying plants, which is keep out of frost, in semi dark, cool. keep moist but not wet. And Pray.

Brilliant little fig tree and arrived in perfect health!

It arrived looking a bit tired, but well packed. I planted in a pot, and it's been on my window sill since then. It has really recovered, the leaves are getting bigger and new ones are sprouting.I am not sure if and when it will ever go outdoors, figs may not cope well with Scottish weather.However, I have seen a fig tree growing in the foyer of a Museum in Paris, and it's really big and strong, shielded from the cold by a glass door.

the tree? arrived in a small cardboard box it had four leaves two of which were turning brownI was very disappointed with it so it got returned as it was so small it would take two or three years to get any fruit off of it if it survived