I was flicking through the JungleSeeds catalogue last night whilst my wife was watching some rubbish on telly. I looked up and there was a computer generated brug on a shampoo ad! One of the flowers was blue, though, and that can't happen.

Morning morning. Just wanted to know if I could still dig up and over winter a brug? I have three in the garden, only one flowered this year, but I would like them to have some hight next season. The leaves were fried last cold spell but the steams are good. Do ...

Time for the brug cuttings to be potted up. As you can see they have rooted well ( except Sanguinia ) DSCF3654.JPG DSCF3655.JPG I hope to have a few for swapping come next year.If they all take I will have the following. Rosen Quartz ...

Well after a long wait its finally flowered.
I thought it was going to be Yellow at first, But seems its not. Its sort of a white with a slight pink Hue.

The leaves have started to blister for some unknown reason

Just spotted this on GW website, if any interest to anyone...

http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/pr ... propagate/

Pete

Now that there has been a couple of light touches of frost, I have put my Brugs in the garage as was suggested by others. As the garage has no windows, it will be quite dark in there. Should I expect the Brugs to drop thier leaves over winter and if not, will ...

I bought a nice variegated brugmansia from Steve at Phoenix a few months ago. It's leaves got HUGE and nicely marked. Then they got chewed :twisted: A couple of weeks ago it started to show flower buds - I've been watching it and picking ...

I bought this Brug from Jungle plants earlier this and it has finally produced one flower The only problem is that it looks a lot different from the original picture on the jungleplants website Anyone else grow this particular Brug?

I've got some brug cuttings. About 12 cm long. They have white 'nibbles' all over them, but no roots yet. Given the time of year, what should I do with them? Pot them up and pop them somewhere cool/dark to hibernate? Grow them on ...

I've got some brug cuttings. About 12 cm long. They have white 'nibbles' all over them, but no roots yet. Given the time of year, what should I do with them? Pot them up and pop them somewhere cool/dark to hibernate? Grow them on ...

Well, one of them anyway. Looks like it likes this year.

I've just noticed that my B. sanguinea has a couple of small buds on it. It's the only one out of about 9 (all different varieties) that has any, all the rest look like net curtains. With the nights being chillier should I bring it inside, it is in a pot? Or will they stand a few cold nights? I know...

Good evening guys i finally got my pc back tonight after what seems like ages ago bom anyway.Can anyone tell me how thay overwinter brugs please.I have one now that looks great and i would love to say it for next year if possible.Thanks alot...daz

My brugmansia x candida 'double white' cuttings (which took incredibly quickly, look heatlhy and grow well) are now releasing a pretty unpleasant odour, not disimilar to cat pee Its ok if I can keep the room well ventilated, but if they're shut up for a while they really honk. Is this normal?

I am sure I have read dozens of times that Brugs all need to fork before they flower. Well I have one that has a bud on it and it has no fork. As you can see its not exactly straight but its not forked. So have I got an awkward plant or do the books lie