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Brugmansia
izzysgran

too early for growth?

15 years ago

I have my Brugs in huge Pots.I had to cut them back pretty hard,just left a short piece if stem,so that I could store them.They have been outside now for about a Week,and the Weather has been pretty good so far.When can I expect to see new growth?

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