Cutting Brugmansia Back for Winter and Rooting 

Love you Chloe! You were the first to view my video...you must have hit the bell!!!

It's almost time to cut back again!

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and your comment!

I actually just got my first green house and I pulled my Angel trumpets in...and in about a month I needed more room...and I cut them off and have I don't know how many rooting! I made sure to leave any "forks" as they say that they don't bloom until the fork!!! So you could probably cut a piece of yours off and do an experiment...I change my water about every 5 days...and I use 3 cups of water to 1 Tbsp of Hydrogen peroxide...no leaves in water ever....and you may as well pull all the leaves off because they usually all fall off and then regrow...the fatter the cutting the better it grow roots.

Awesome, I'll have to try that. Do you keep them in side under grow Lights?

We kepp the cutting boxes cool with the rest of the Brugmansia for overwintering without frost. About 8/10 Celsius..50 degrees F and they will be rooting during the winter and ready to be put in potting soil in Februar.😊

Yes..they need daylight😊

Amazing how old is your brugmansia?

My first time growing one from cuttings wondering how long it's going take get as big as yours

@@A.O.P247 I bought that one in a one gallon container...that was one years growth! Also I read that they won't bloom until the branch forks...I'm going to watch my plants and see if that's true...I just bought 10 cuttings and I have probably 30 from where I cut this one back...I've got to figure out where to plant them!!!

@@A.O.P247 I just planted it in the spring, so that's one years growth...I've planted them in the past and they died, I learned that they like to be watered regularly and fertilized...Oh and they won't bloom until the plant forks is what someone told me....

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