After looking at various websites, some say one-year old wood is suitable got air layering fig trees, while others say three to four year old wood will work. No harm in trying older branches as well.
So I set up an air layer on Lattarula on what looks like three or four year old wood, and the same for Violette de Bordeaux. I also set up an air layer of Violette de Bordeaux, on first year growth.
The Lattarula is full of brebas now. I removed the brebas from the branches that I air layered.
I decided with the last couple of air layers, to use string for fastening the Aluminum foil. One of the web pages I consulted (forgot which one ) recommended that to allow for inspecting for root growth.
Now it's a matter of time. A month, two months?
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