Brugmansias

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  1. joolz68

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    I got my 1st flower on the white brug sal its lovely,thank you for the cutting :wub2:
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      Joolzs , that`s not a cutting but a plants from seeds , it will grow big and stronger , mine is even taller then the older brugs ....
       
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        ps I can see that you had a visit from a catarpiller as well ;)
         
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          They've shredded some of mine, and the Solanum laciniatum beside it, plus some Leonotis Nepetifolia nearby :(
           
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          I have had one flower on a tiny Sanguinea I bought from the Plant Centre where I 'work'.
          it is only just over a foot high, the Y is very low. I didn't know they could break so far down. The flower hasn't opened fully but is now closing up and the leaves are yellowing suddenly, A little disappointed.
           
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          I was meaning that my plant is a cutting that you sent me... its almost 6ft tall with the pot its in sal:dancy:
          Im going to struggle to fit the pot in the shed for overwintering :heehee:
           
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          I cut mine down quite significantly before I bring them in ... take up too much room otherwise. Don't cut them back below the "Y" - otherwise they will need to grow back to make a new "Y" for lfowering next year.
           
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            Its the pot in concerned about,its 2ft wide x 2ft high.. il have to make room somewhere:)
            It has to be a shed does it? and definatley not in the greenhouse?i dont have a garage :frown:
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              wow , that`s a really nice size considering that is in a pot , mine is actually taller then your , but is because is in the soil , what happen to the yellow brugmansia????
              mine is about to flower soon
               
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              Hi sal,the 2 yellow ones are flowering..loads of buds on 1 of them again :dancy:but they are in smaller pots,next yr i will plant them all out:blue thumb:
               
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              Joolz, have you thought of taking a top cutting. Next year you'll have a smaller plant that will flower quicker!! As long as you can over winter this cutting frost free??

              Wayne

               
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                @Wayne - I have a question if I may.

                My B.sanguinea was out all last winter and has come back from the roots this year. I have several shoots and am wondering if I could divide these shoots up reliably to make individual plants?
                 
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                Yes wayne i will take cuttings from all three :)
                The 3 i have are all cuttings sal sent me last yr,they have performed well :dancy:seen as im inexperienced with brugs im very pleased i got them flower:)
                Its amazed me,i got some sticks in the post from sal,popped them in water to root,planted in compost(as he informed me:blue thumb:) and over winter on window ledges they grew a little...then a bit more :huh: then before i knew it i need huge pots :heehee: Brilliant!:dbgrtmb:
                And the scent,fabulous:wub2:i wouldnt believe unless id experienced myself ,i have a white datura ive grown from seed from longk in the greenhouse,,again another strong lovely scent,brugs and dats are up there for fragrance :wow:
                 
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                Hiya @Wayne

                When would be the best time/technique for doing this?
                 
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                  I must get some of these for next year another for the seeds list. :doh:
                   
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