Can I grow a plant from a flowerbud

If there is a stem with nodes (places where the leaves would grow) then it may be possible to grow it as a cutting. This type of cutting is called a softwood cutting. If you research softwood cuttings you will find plenty of info.

The basics.
Remove the flowerbus from the stem. Cut the stem just below the bottom node
Place the stem into well drained sand, cover with clear plastic and keep well watered. It may take some time 12 months to set roots as the stem from a flowerbud is quite juvenile and needs to mature a little. Keep the container in a warm sunny position. Use of a heat bed is reccomended.


It is possible to tissue culture plants but thats one for a dedicated tissue culture laboratory.

if you have a plant that has unique properties it may be possible to contract the rights to grow.

any chance the flower could have seeds in it?

The "seeds" in a bud would be both immature and unfertilized.

If the flower was mature the seeds may be fertile however it would be some time until the seeds were mature enough to propogate.

I doubt that the flower could be kept alive long enoug for the fruit (seed capsule) to mature.

What kind of plant?

Trumpet Flower I think its called, i got another part of the plant so I can do cuttings

Trumpet flower is a common description for flowers of many plants. Any chance of a photo?

Is it a vine or a shrub?

The one im getting the cuttings and stuff off is a shrub. I found this picture from the internet which looks alot like it only the flowers are alot whiter on my one.

http://www.botos.com/hawaii2004/imgp1744rc_800.jpg
*This isnt my website*

Are there any willow trees near by you?

If so, take a small piece of bark from one.
Less then about 2 inches.

Cut that into tiny slivers and put just a little in the water that contains your cuttings.

Willow bark helps naturally speed up the rooting process, so your cutings will survive longer and have a better chance at survival