Liz, Insig orange gave Inca Sun the color,fragrance, and Betty Marshall gave it the blooming qualities.
How can it have anymore.
Kyle that is a very lovely and prolific brug u've created! thanks for sharing :)!
Meiyu, u sound so desperate. hang it there girl :)! sooner than u think there will be cutting of all sorts of brugs posted on this forum. keep ur eyes opened!
Meiyu, LOL, I do not have this one!! But do not despair, Kyle is going to share soon............ he creates and grows these for it is his daytime job!!! He will let us know when he has enough to sell.
he's got enough right now, look at all those cuttings
you are right tiG and we each would get a flower with the cutting!!
more than one probably.
LOL, you are right!!
night Johnboy, DD is very sick and they just got here so I can babysit tomorrow so I better get some sleep!!!
Kyle, think about it!
night tiGwig
i guess it will be a while before Kyle can share any cuttings. didn't u gals noticed! Kyle's been busy pollinating. look UP^ there are several blooms that are tagged!!!!
I hear he is trying to cross petunias with this brug.
LOL Kell :)!!! u're too funny.
see, kell, that's the problem...i could guilt you into 'sharing' a cutting with me...looks like i'd have to cough up the cash for...kyle? is his name?...do i get my money back if next summer i don't get 200+ blooms like he is??? propaganda...probably fake photography...HAHAHAHA!!!
meiyu, there will be tons here for postage only in just a short time.
I don't think Kyle has to use fake photography.They're for real.
You get what you pay for Meiyu!!
Which is why I have all Frosties!! LOL
ah, c'mon...was only kidding...just jealous here...hahaha!!!
I had to come back and look at this one again. I'm looking through the upstairs window at my brugs the front garden and I see about 6 buds on several plants. Another half dozen plants are just starting to produce Ys.
Now Jack Frost is said to have left on Tuesday. He caught the Polar Express heading south and will be expected to arrive (after several stops along the way) around about the beginning of October.
Then I look at Kyle's Inca Moon and think...gosh when will I see something as precious as this plant and it just makes me sigh. I better get busy and start clearing out the back sunroom to make ready for all my tropical plants. In winter I'm going to snuggle away in that room and dream sweet dreams of Kyle's Inca Moon. I think I'll set up my canopy bed in there...look through the skylight at night and watch the clouds cross the moon.
Kyle, tell us a little about how you grow them: What ph do they like? What fertilizer and how often?
Joydie, I like Inca Sun more than Inca Moon. I like white, but this colored one is just beautiful. Kyle probably has been back because he is in his laboratory rooting cuttings.
Woodspirit..I don't feed these in the ground hardly at all..and our PH because I use tap water is about 8.0
Kyle, have you ever noticed a difference in growth or in color of brugs in acidic vs. alkaline soil??
Owen
Mine seen a little chlorotic in our pots when I use tap water..our water here is very hard..fertilizer doesn't dissolve or work well with the PH so high.
ok Kyle, i want to know if i understood it right ... basing on ur comment, does it mean that the proper ph for brugs would be on the acidic side or would they grow better in alkaline soil??? i am very curious to know the right ph to grow brugs in. thx!
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Brugie,
I guess I'll have to get Inca Sun for the daytime and Inca Moon for the night...gosh they are soooooo "to die for"!
Ma vie they seem to like neutral ph.but hard to do here with our high PH..limestone based soils here.
thanks Kyle :)!