Hi J- I have a beautifully fragrant, large yellow turns orange noid brug that attains heights of 7 feet or more- here's a photo- I can send you a rooted cutting for postage- email me! kasha77

Shirley, I am actually replacing two I lost last year in the freeze and two I lost this year in the freeze. Hopefully next year Eddie will start selling cuttings again. Kylie, Marks user name I think was trigger. Do you remember when he posted the picture with his little boy sitting on motorcycles with the hugh brugmansia in the background. I will never forget, it was too cute. Barbra

Roger I have the same problem when spider mites are starting to attack my plants. You cannot see them with the naked eye when they 1st are populating the plant. Check the undersides of the leaves real good and tap them on a piece of paper. If you see small dots moving this is your problem. Also seen it from excessive sunlight. You might note the location of the affected plants vs the non affected ones. Your leaves are still green so you are on top of it before it becomes a problem. Jim

Thank you for the advise Karen. I have never heard of forbid, is it easy to find? Are these "bugs" invisible? I can't see any. I have 2 baby Brugs right next to the 2 large ones, will I have to spray all of them? Also would a systemic like Bayer for roses work? The other brugs are still looking beautiful and I want to nip this thing before it progresses or spreads. Thank you all for your input. My computer at home is "sick" so I can only check in with you a couple times a week right now