Lance in Pittsburgh: potted fig on patio, leaves still green. Asks indoor winter care.
Fig trees (Ficus carica) are poor indoor plants. Need cold winter temps to fruit.
Expert lacks direct experience with wrapping. Suggests: insulate roots (submerge pot, mulch), maximize sun. Consult outdoor gardening expert.
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