variegated brugmansia cuttings

12 years ago

folks i need some help here. i need to know what is the best way to start the cuttings from this plant. its a very pretty plant. please help me out on this one. thank you david goode

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karyn1
12 years ago
You start variegated brug cuttings the same as any other brugs. Snowbank seems more difficult to root but that might just be me. I haven't had a problem rooting any of the other variegated varieties.

If you only have a few cuttings to start I'd go with soil. I use water when I have a large number to root but I think soil gives you better results. Good luck.
Ament
12 years ago
Might also try a Forsythe pot to root cuttings as well. :) I've all the pieces but a cork and vermiculite & plan to do this with my Hoyas in the spring.

~Tina

Here is a link that might be useful: Forsythe pot info
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