AusBonsai

Bougie dug up from friends garden, potted and hard pruned in March this year.
Took 2 cuttings. I was think of training the bougie into a cascade, good idea? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I don't know what happened to the rest of my comment, but the 2nd cutting always looked like it had taken, leaves etc. But when I went to repot, no roots. So I changed the potting mix.

I have had cuttings take over 12 months to put out shoots. Just leave them be and check for green by scratching with your fingernail every so often.

Semi cascade will wqork with the major part of the tree.

Ken

I love bougies, but they don't really enjoy the climate here. Doesn't mean I won't try it once I've gain more experience in keeping plants alive and have a walk in greenhouse.

Looking forward to seeing the progress on this..... and the cuttings.

[quote][/quote]Ssemi cascade will wqork with the major part of the tree.
Ken could I ask you where I should start?

Here is my semi-cascade bougainvillea.

I like to let it get very 'full' coming in to flowering because a big canopy means lots of those wonderful flowers.

After flowering I do cut it back hard.

Very nice. I like that.