Ponte Tresa Fig 2 Unrooted Hardwood Cuttings – 6–8 Inches – Ficus carica

This listing includes 2 Ponte Tresa fig unrooted hardwood cuttings from Ficus carica. Each cutting measures exactly 6–8 inches long and contains a minimum of 3 healthy nodes. The cuttings are freshly cut and clearly labeled.

These are unrooted, lignified hardwood cuttings taken from mature, fully hardened growth. They are woody propagation material rather than rooted plants, seedlings, or potted starter plants.

Ponte Tresa is offered as a cultivated fig variety for edible fruit gardens and container collections. Natural differences in stem thickness, bark coloration, node spacing, and overall appearance should be expected between individual cuttings.

Cutting Disclosure: These cuttings are supplied unrooted. Root development and successful establishment depend on environmental conditions and handling and cannot be guaranteed.

• Quantity: 2 Ponte Tresa fig cuttings
• Cutting Length: 6–8 inches each
• Nodes: Minimum of 3 healthy nodes per cutting
• Plant Form: Unrooted hardwood cuttings
• Root Status: Unrooted
• Cutting Type: Lignified / woody hardwood
• Source Growth: Mature, fully hardened growth
• Condition: Freshly cut
• Identification: Clearly labeled
• Scientific Name: Ficus carica
• Use: Edible fig propagation material
• Natural Variation: Stem thickness, bark color, and node spacing may vary

2 fresh unrooted Ponte Tresa fig hardwood cuttings, each 6–8 inches long with a minimum of 3 healthy nodes, plant label, protective shipping materials

 
Common Name: Ponte Tresa Fig
Scientific Name: Ficus carica
Cultivar: Ponte Tresa
Plant Type: Edible fig / fruiting plant propagation material
Plant Form: Unrooted hardwood cutting
Quantity: 2 cuttings
Cutting Length: 6–8 inches each
Nodes: Minimum 3 healthy nodes each
Root Status: Unrooted
Cutting Condition: Freshly cut, lignified / woody
Life Cycle: Perennial
Flower/Fruit Color: Not specified in supplied information
Sunlight: Full sun
Soil: Well-draining soil
Water: Moderate; avoid prolonged waterlogging
USDA Zone: Cultivar-specific hardiness not provided