Brugmansia 2

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Waco, Jan 8, 2007.

  1. cajary

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    Night-night. I've got to attack my beer-barrel now. It's feeling lonely :D
     
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  3. walnut

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    Hi my bruggy mates, was out on my bike only tend to do my forums in a morning I have about 7 to look at,young daisy be patient the optimum temperature your aiming at is 20-21c you would be better with a small propagator to give you a constant temperature (put it on your christmas list), keep them moist, if you have them in pots cover the pot with a clear plastic cup or yoghurt pot of the appropriate size to make a
    small bio-dome, if they don't work out try the rest in spring as Caj says,I will detour on my bike and drop you one off in spring if nothing happens,you will not fail. ;)
     
  4. youngdaisydee

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    hi walnut, thanks for your advice,ill do all of the above, if they fail i hope your like your avitar bcos its a long way to geordieland [​IMG]
     
  5. Sarraceniac

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    Yippee. I think I've only had my seeds about 4 weeks (Eric will know, I lose track of time) - but I've got a propagator and there's a baby pushing it's head through the compost. [​IMG] :D 25 C nice and moist and bingo. Hope to hell it's not a dandelion. :eek:
     
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    [​IMG] well done john :mad: have I mentioned im not the jealous kind [​IMG] mine are now on top of the combi boiler.. nice and warm in there.. Ill be hinting for a propagator this year [​IMG]
     
  7. Sarraceniac

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    Dee. You know me by now. When I say propagator what I mean is I stole Boss lady's hot water bottle and shoved it in an old sweater. The only problem is she has to get up twice a night to refresh the hot water, and she hates the 3 a.m. one, the house is freezing by then. Must get her some new bed socks. (Ed doesn't mind, he gets let out for a pee). :rolleyes:
     
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    :D :D :D john..and they still budded. tut
     
  9. cajary

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    See ydd, I told you that walnut would sort it out.
    Walnut, back to my original question, is it all right to pot -on the young plants now, or should I wait until Spring? [​IMG]
     
  10. walnut

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    Caj wait until spring they will not be moving much now just keep them ticking over,Geordieland no problem young daisy I have done 169 miles in 9hrs(may be a bit slower now).
     
  11. youngdaisydee

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    omg walnut your fit..and what size are your calf muscles :D
     
  12. accidentalgardener

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    John,

    You know she hasn't got any bed socks left, they unravelled and they were made into your gardening gloves [​IMG]
     
  13. cajary

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    Walnut,thanks for the tip, I'll wait until Spring and they start moving a bit faster. [​IMG]
     
  14. walnut

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    Just thought I would pop a few photos on for some winter cheer,plants still throwing out flowers in the g/house and p/tunnel

    Brugmansia Arborea
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    B.Arborea
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    B.Xena
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    B.Super Spot
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    click on photos to enlarge.

    Xena and Super Spot are a lot deeper pink in summer, Arborea is one of the types of Brugmansia that has the smallest flower 6"-8" long it is however one of the nicest scents and the plant is a bit more tolerant of the cold.
     
  15. walnut

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    Different shaped seed pods on the different varieties of brugmansia

    Arborea

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    Versi colour
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    Sanguinea
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