When can my Brug go out?

My brug has produced a few leaves after dropping all of them thank fully

But when can i move it outside?

Or should i move it from the kitchen into the greenhouse first and then start bringing it out during the day.

The greenhouse is still getting down to 5c at night with highs to 35 in the day

What should i do for the best please?

 

I'd move it Outside after tomorrow night, (gunna warm up) then leave it a week then get it in the ground or a big pot

 

Thanx mowgley

Its already in a big pot. I did that straight off last year to save me time and energy.

 

I find them very forgiving, I planted mine in the ground last week. They went yellowish but they'll be fine, new leaves showing already.

 

I know from last year that when you put them out your suppose to do it on a cloudy day and in the shade so they adjust otherwise the leaves get scorched

But as my garden doesnt have much shade it makes it kind of impossible. So last year the leaves went yellow/white and papery and new leaves grew instead

 

Mine have been out for a few weeks now, I like to get them out before they make long soft growth, which usually ends up getting damaged.
They are OK outside by now I would say, as long as your not getting frost.

 

Thanx pete and yeh no frost so i will just stick it out tomorrow and be done with it then :-)

 

B.sanguinea certainly is. Mine was out all winter but is coming back from the roots............


Several points of growth too...............

 

Mine have been outside since beginning of May and doing really well. I took a cutting A side shoot at the base of the main stem last week and you can already see mini roots starting to appear.

 

Mine was planted out yesterday, with very little leaf growth it has plenty of growing to do but it will need to be fed every week.

 

I am currently feeding mine twice weekly. Alternate between micacle grow and tomato feed.

 

I'd be inclined to not feed too much at this stage.
I usually wait until growth is really moving, and then add some epsom salts from time to time also.

 

I was planning just to top up the pot with some compost at first when i first moved it outside and then start feeding it once it developed more growth

 

Thanks Pete. I didn't realise you give Brugs Epsom salts. Just googled it - supposed to be good for yellowing leaves. You learn something new everyday. I bought a couple of Brug cuttings in March (different types) and they have grown so fast since then. I hope they flower this year.