I am going to look in a minute....but first I got to call out to Mike.....MIKE:..guess who has a Rotkirch? roflmao

Ok Matt I go look and come back

I am so happy you are sharing your pictures with us.

Lucy

Still have not looked at the pictures enlarged... but the first thing that popped in my eye was that yummy looking sub!!

Lucy

Ok I will look at the brugs now lol

If you'd like to see pictures of the white an gold aurea plants my cuttings are from, go to the ABADS species gallery.
I believe Tom posted a link in the Orange sanguinea thread.

What's wrong with Rotkirch? Mike doesn't like it?

I took the tour and thank you for sharing your angels and lunch with us.

Lucy

Matt everything looks Great!!!! I have an Aurea Yellow .. Not big enough to cut on yet... if you want a piece down the road I will start ya one..
My Frosty Beverages and Your Sub...YUMMM
Great Pic's

Here is a link that might be useful: Matt's Pic's

Yeah, it looks okay.

I can't wait until this wind is gone so they can start looking good again.

But really I can't wait until spring when they are all 6' tall or more.

Kylie, Your cuttings are on the way! I am heading to the post office right now.

Thanks all !!!!!!!!

Looks good Matt.
Here is a link to the mother plant of your gold aurea. And here is a link to the mother plant of your white aurea.
BTW, I think someone stole the meat off your poor sandwich!
- Tom

Sorry but what a disappointment and I thought I would see better quality from the way your talked? So are you a young newbie?

Karma,
It is very disappointing if you don't read what I already stated.
I have recently torn out all my plants, and half of them are small and new.
Also It is very windy here. It is hard to take pics in 20 mph winds. Especially when you hate the wind as much as me and I'm being lazy because it's early in the morning. I also think I clearly stated that they were not in the best shape right now. But, I was asked for pics and I delivered as promised.

For the 800th time please read ALL posts in every thread carefully.

Tom,
You're killing me over here! LOL!
One of those 621 cuttings is yours. The other is Chokes.

Oh yeah........ You know what the least disappointing part is??????

THE SANDWICH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Matt, Tom did not only kill you. I just looked at the motherplant of the white aurea. No I have NEVEEEEEEEEER seen a picture like that before! I do not find a word to descripe how I feel right now.

Tom thank you so much for showing me the motherplants. wonderful Brugmansia's

Matt you are doing great!! Like I said, I keep my fingers crossed for you that everything goes with your babies the way you are hoping for!

Lucy

Thanks everyone,

I will have no problems. Unless the crazy wind just continues along forever, or if a freak snow storm hits. I just told the gardeners to stay away from the
backyard today.

The wind has just died down in the past hour. Hooray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hate it.
I call it wind poisoning.

I hope everyone in the surrounding southern california areas are okay!!!!!

iiiitara, I have read all that you have put here and you sound like a broken record. I expected much better and let me tell you I have recently pulled ours out of the ground and they sure look 10,000 times better than what I saw from your album. The key is to keep them health and damaged removed.
Yep Tom, I'm no saint and when I see folks show off stuff like this it upsets me to no end. What a waste of good plant material and our time?? Just take a look at how good some of the newbies here take care of their plants!!

It's awesome how you can not seem to grasp the concept of not wanting to use pesticides and the sudden onset of high winds with 0% humidity damaging the plants. I would rather wait to remove the damage until after the winds are gone. That way I'm not out there in the horrible hell.

Is my 3+ foot tall 621 grown in southern california heat a waste of time?
Is growing Zunac seedlings in said heat and sun a waste of time?

No!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is hope for people in warm areas that they too can grow these plants and get them to flower.

I never see you post anything positive when people say their sanguineas have died. You just let it slide by with no positive reenforcement, like there's nothing they can do to resolve their issues.

I have to sound like a broken record because everything you post after i say something seems like you don't read or understand something.

I'm not wasting anything. I am sharing information on what I'm doing. I'm trying to get more positive accurate information out there. Everyone else politely said thank you. And it seems like they understand the above concepts. I even said thank you for sharing better pics of your orange sanguinea.