This one was a little surprise.The plant is about 14 inches tall and has a couple of buds.I hope this one stays this small.

I like that one.

Yes cute as a button.

Real sweet...I imagine a 4. Ft standard covered in these little blooms

She is tiny but to cute! Looks like she might be Tinker Bell favorite.
Rhapsody

Love the small plant and blooms, maybe a good candidate for a patio brug or for someone with a small space.
Dan

Such a sweet thing! Keep us posted on it.

The small pink brugmansia "Tiny Pink " interests me.
I was wondering how a possible trade of cuttings is discussed.
I have many varieties of brugmansias in my yard.
Single white, double white, pink, peachy, frosted pink, the Brugmansia sanguinea, yellow and more. I have also 45 plumerias with many unusual flowers with some minatures. I live in a climate (Camarillo, CA) that brugmansia n plumeria thrive in full sun outside. If we traded something for your cutting it would be happy n safe here.
I can officially introduce myself if you are interested in pursuing this.

dennisbiesman said:
The small pink brugmansia "Tiny Pink " interests me.
I was wondering how a possible trade of cuttings is discussed.
I have many varieties of brugmansias in my yard.
Single white, double white, pink, peachy, frosted pink, the Brugmansia sanguinea, yellow and more. I have also 45 plumerias with many unusual flowers with some minatures. I live in a climate (Camarillo, CA) that brugmansia n plumeria thrive in full sun outside. If we traded something for your cutting it would be happy n safe here.
I can officially introduce myself if you are interested in pursuing this.

Hi there,
Most people are very giving on this site. If you want a cutting perhaps you might try to privet message them. You might get a better reception. Just a thought.
Rhapsody

dennisbiesman said:
The small pink brugmansia "Tiny Pink " interests me.
I was wondering how a possible trade of cuttings is discussed.
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First, welcome to the forum. Most members, including me, will trade, or give cuttings for postage. That said, tiny pink is not an official name and the plant will have to go through a lot of trial time before it is named and released. First thing, I need to make sure it stays small and that this isn't just a fluke.

this is my small flowering one... it's about three years old and still making them tiny... just about 3 1/8 inches wide... from tendril to tendril... the flower is 5" long... and 7 " up to the start of the stem..
oh picture is on the ipad... BRB

Ok...got to get things syncing to the cloud... Here is one of the tiny ones...I think there is also a tiny pink one.. And a tiny double somewhere not blooming now

Awww, cute little guys!

Good job Gordon. We need to work on some small ones for the space challenged folks.

yes JT.. and for the ease of moving them about for folks with fewer mule genes than we have.. they are so cute small...i thought I had done something to it the first year...i do feed it a bunch of cutting edge additives.. but year after year it is about the same... can i send you some pollen...or do you think these are more like a whole plant sport..

GordonHawk said: can i send you some pollen...

Yes. I will do the same when it blooms again.It had two more blooms last week but I let them get away without getting pollen.

JT............what a unique blossom. I bet you can't wait for more blossoms to get out the pollen and see what you get. That is just too, too cute.