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I have a brugmansia that I've had indoors all winter, mostly dormant. It is starting to perk up - when is the best time to prune - now, beefore it makes significant growth? Or after I put outside (which could be a while here in zone 5).
I agree with the previous post. Pruning new growth will set back flowering and you have a short season to begin with. Once you see where the new growth is coming from you can trim off the dead stems.
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