Age before blooming?

12 years ago

Hi, I am new to brugmansias and was wondering.......If I order some rooted cuttings that are 18 to 22" tall, is there a chance they could have flowers this year, or will it take until next year to see flowers? Thanks.

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chena
12 years ago
WELCOME!!! That all depends on the cutting.. If it is above the Y you will get blooms sooner.. BUT that being said. NOT all Brugs are created equal.. With the proper care and fertilization program Yes yu could get blooms .. Probably late in the season.. It also depends on where you live...Being 6a.. Iffy!
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arghyagardengirl
12 years ago
I agree with Kylie 100%.
That was easy. :)
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