ANGEL'S TRUMPET PINK
Brugmansia
SKU: 121-5
Description
Angel's Trumpet have HUGE blooms, so big, that they hang downwards! Flowers continue to be produced the entire growing season. These seeds are for plants with giant pink blooms.
Brugmansia are frost tender. If you live in a region with freezing temperatures, bring plants indoors for the winter, and place in a sunny window. They overwinter well, and are easy to care for (we have been bring our plants in for many years, and they can easily be cut back to maintain size).
Do you know the difference? Angel's Trumpet's (Brugmansia) are different than Datura. Angel's Trumpets grow much larger and taller, up to 10' tall or more if you have a frost-free climate. If you live in a colder climate, plants can easily be grow in pots, trimmed back heavily, and taken indoors for the winter (to the surprise of many of our US customers, we do this at our location in Canada regularly!). Angel's Trumpets also have larger (huge) flowers, and the flowers hang downwards. Datura flowers are typically upwards, and plants and flowers are smaller. Datura plants last one growing season and then are done their cycle. Datura are considered annuals.
Note: These seeds and plants are toxic.
Seeds per pack: 5
Germination: Place the seeds just below the surface of a sterile seed-start mix. The ideal temperature for Brugmansia germination is between 75 to 85 degrees. Lower or hotter temperatures will lessen the sprout rate. Heat mats can be helpful, which go under the seed tray and can be temperature regulated. If the heat mat does not have a temperature regulator, place a thermometer in the soil and check regularly. Keep lightly moist, but not wet, until germination, which usually occurs staring at 4 weeks, and continuing for 8 weeks (some seeds will appear before others). Once they begin to grow, place them in a sunny location.
Description
Angel's Trumpet have HUGE blooms, so big, that they hang downwards! Flowers continue to be produced the entire growing season. These seeds are for plants with giant pink blooms.
Brugmansia are frost tender. If you live in a region with freezing temperatures, bring plants indoors for the winter, and place in a sunny window. They overwinter well, and are easy to care for (we have been bring our plants in for many years, and they can easily be cut back to maintain size).
Do you know the difference? Angel's Trumpet's (Brugmansia) are different than Datura. Angel's Trumpets grow much larger and taller, up to 10' tall or more if you have a frost-free climate. If you live in a colder climate, plants can easily be grow in pots, trimmed back heavily, and taken indoors for the winter (to the surprise of many of our US customers, we do this at our location in Canada regularly!). Angel's Trumpets also have larger (huge) flowers, and the flowers hang downwards. Datura flowers are typically upwards, and plants and flowers are smaller. Datura plants last one growing season and then are done their cycle. Datura are considered annuals.
Note: These seeds and plants are toxic.
Seeds per pack: 5
Germination: Place the seeds just below the surface of a sterile seed-start mix. The ideal temperature for Brugmansia germination is between 75 to 85 degrees. Lower or hotter temperatures will lessen the sprout rate. Heat mats can be helpful, which go under the seed tray and can be temperature regulated. If the heat mat does not have a temperature regulator, place a thermometer in the soil and check regularly. Keep lightly moist, but not wet, until germination, which usually occurs staring at 4 weeks, and continuing for 8 weeks (some seeds will appear before others). Once they begin to grow, place them in a sunny location.
