How Do You Propagate Brugmansia?
With their pleasant fragrance and large cascading flowers, Brugmansia are enjoyable plants to keep in your yard or flower garden. Whether you want to plant more Brugmansia or you simply want to give a cutting to a friend or neighbor, it’s important to know the best method of propagation so that the new plant will not only survive but also grow into a strong and healthy plant filled with fragrant blooms. Choose a strong, healthy woody branch or stem that has plenty of bumps or nubs. When choosing, consider how the plant will look once the branch or stem is removed. Cut a small notch in the chosen branch, just enough to create a wound in the branch. The notch should be four to five inches above the place you plan to prune the branch once it has sprouted roots. Cut a slit down one side of a peat pot so that it opens up and can be wrapped around the branch or stem you have chosen. Depending on the size of the branch, you may also need to enlarge the hole at the bottom of the peat pot. Wrap
