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Brugmansia
kathi_rogers

omg -we've got roots

17 years ago

After a long day of digging a new flower bed and planting a 5 foot Colorado Blue, I came in cleaned up, changed the water in the brug babies still in water and checked the ones already in sphagnum moss - they are in opaque plastic cups with holes in the bottoms and guess what - ROOTS!!!!!!Several of them are showing roots - I am so excited!!!! Only one still in water is barely showing nubbies yet - Double Delight and I think I read somewhere she and Adeline are a little slow to start - Adeline has good nubbies now and as soon as I can get more moss she and others will be potted up as well. You guys have turned me into a good brug mama!

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