I took them yesterday. Planted them in tiny pots with only a 1/2" of soil around them so they hopefully won't rot. I had nothing to lose - I have plenty of green stems. So I thought, why not try?

Carol

They will have a better chance to root if the bottom of the green stem has a bit of tougher brown stem coming out where it attaches to the main stem. Keep them kind of shaded til they sprout new leaves. Best wishes!

Oh yeah, shade for sure. I'm an experienced gardener and have rooted lots of cuttings - just not too many brugs. So far, the leaves have not even wilted. The pots are those tiny starter pots that hardly hold more than 3 Tablespoons of soil.

Over time, I have seen so many posts of people saying something like "I was going to toss these cuttings but I decided to just pot them up anyway to see" and then they show a photo of a bunch of beautiful plants. And I know that brugs are pretty hardy in Florida and I have lots of general plant experience - so I decided to go ahead because I have plenty of stems if these do not work out. But it is good to know for the future that brown stems have a better chance of rooting.

So far so good!

Carol

Sounds like you'll do fine! Welcome to the brug forum, by the way! :)

Kasha, Thank you so much for the help. You have some beautiful brugs on your website! When will you be open for ordering? It looks like all of your brugs are "X On Hold" (?).

Thanks!
Carol in Jax

Here is a link that might be useful: Gardens By Kasha!

Carol-
You are so very welcome! As for my website, please email me for specifics as it's not permitted to advertise on this forum.