Propagating Brugmansia Via Air Layering

If you've been a good parent to your Brugmansia plants, they've grown tall and have produced many flushes of beautiful, sweet smelling blooms. You're a success! Now, after reading all about this hybridizing stuff, you're interested in starting your own hybridizing program. You've studied the Brugmansia cultivar history, you have some ideas about what kind of results you'de like to acheive and you've selected the Brugs you want to use for setting pods. There's only one problem. You can't reach the flowers! They're up there, and you're down here! The solution to the problem is air layering.