Hi Regina,
I thought I could help you out--I went to check the ones I got and they weren't labeled either. I know they told me,but in my excitement I forgot and I have the yellow and pink tape strips on mine. Maybe we can both find out,lol.
Marianne

Joe? Judith? Bueller?

The setup:

Under a fluorescent light I have a non-draining flat with 1/2 inch gravel in the bottom. Under it is a heating pad set on high. In this flat I have placed a draining flat filled halfway up with potting soil. I laid the Brug cuttings lengthwise in the soil, then covered with a thin layer of soil. I pour water into the bottom flat and the soil wicks up the water as needed. I keep it constantly moist.

So far two shoots have emerged off the Grand Marnier Pink, a BIG one off the Texas Pink, one off the Solid Gold, and one just emerging off either the pink or orange taped cuttings (can't tell until I expose each cutting.)

It sure would be nice to know what varieties these taped ones are... maybe Joe and Judith are close to done moving and getting set up, and will come back to the forum soon!

The ones with a yellow tape are a nameless white that Mom's neighbor grew from seed originally. The ones with the orange tape are Charles Grimaldi, and the pink tape is Frosty Pink.

Mine were the labeled ones.... *ducking*

But Sis did help me label them.

rizzir: Nice to hear that the horizontal method is working well for you. You'll be up to your ears in plants before you know it. Watch out for spider mites and aphids when trying to grow these indoors.

Also, it's hard to give them enough light artificially. You'll have spindly growth, but you'll also be forming good roots. My reccomendation would be to cut off the growth you get inside when you get ready to move these out in the Spring. That'll mean a little longer growing time before your first blooms, but it should also mean better, straighter and stronger stalks to work with next Fall.