Dear Ashley,

I am sure that a number of different brugmansias will show up for trading at the Eastside Green Elephant Plant Swap this fall and spring. I will have pink, yellow and double white. If you pot those daturas in 1 gallon pots and let them grow on for the summer, they overwinter very well, and you can trade them at the plant swap.

Regards,

FireVicar

Here is a link that might be useful: The Fall Green Elephant Plant Swap

Hi Ashley, I have several sanguinas I can take a cutting off but not sure if it's that successful with that species.
I tried rooting one in water once and the ends tended to get mushy. That was was in winter though so maybe it would root better the summer. Let me know if still interested and we can arrange a trade.

Dana

Dear Ashley,

There is also a trade in Issaquah on Sept 24 which might be a good place to pick up some brugmansia cuttings. It's posted to this forum

Regards,

FireVicar

Here is a link that might be useful: Treepalm's trade in Issaquah

I have read that Brugmansia sanguinea cuttings are nearly impossible to root, therefor they're grown from seeds. I have young plants I've grown from seeds, but they're showing no inclination to bloom yet...I'm anxious to see what they'll look like.

The seeds are available from a number of sources & are fairly easy to start. I germinated mine and grew them under fluorescent lights.

You'll want to check out the Brugmansia forum...there's a wealth of info there.

Patrick