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Brugmansia
andreajoyames

New Growth Problem

andreajoy
12 years ago

This is the second year with my Insignis. The problem is, all of the new growth is coming out of the bottom of the stem. The stem is viable. I've pruned it and it is green. But no new growth is popping out.

Is there something I should be doing to encourage new growth from the original stem?

Thanks.

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