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Brug needs a home Douglas Cnty Oregon

9 years ago

I have a brugmansia that I grew from seeds that has white flowers. It is in a large plastic bin. I can't lift it any more and if anyone would like to come get if you are welcome to it. I really don't need anything but if you have house plants begonias that would be nice but certainly not necessary. It is 7 feet tall. It has about a dozen buds that are about to open.

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greatnan
9 years ago
You can cut it down to make the main truck 6-8". Cut the remaining section into about the same size, plop in water and they'll root within about 2 wks. Then you can transplant the newbies in small pots until spring time. Good luck.
greatnan
9 years ago
You can cut it down to make the main truck 6-8". Cut the remaining section into about the same size, plop in water and they'll root within about 2 wks. Then you can transplant the newbies in small pots until spring time. Good luck.
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