Identifying Brug cuttings

11 years ago

Hi guys, this is my second year growing brugs..I have cuttings of unknown brugs so if and when they bloom and I post pics will you be able to tell me which ones they are

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foreverlad
11 years ago
Truth is, there are a lot of Brug hybrids and crosses out there. Many are nearly identical in appearance. If a Brugmansia has no label upon purchase/trade/share, it's a NOID, now and forever. Unless your cuttings come from someone who knows the name or lineage, it's a lost cause.

You could describe a Brug as resembling a Charles Grimaldi, but in the end, it would be a yellow-orange flowered NOID.

Mike
carrie751
11 years ago
Agreed, Mike......................forever a noid, and I love them just as much. Does not take away from their beauty at all.
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