Cutting & Prepping your Angel Trumpet
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2018
- My Brugmansia's are some of my most prized plants. I have had some of these for years. Super easy to grow. I finally got them big enough to be trees this year. I can't wait to see what they will look like in the garden. These put out some of the most stunning flowers that smell out of this world amazing. Super easy to propagate. When you get a soft steam cutting pull off all but a couple of leaves. Put the steam in a cup of water wait for the roots to be about an inch long then plant and keep light and warm till late spring early summer is here then bring them outside. These come in all sorts of colors and shapes. Be sure when you are looking to buy one that it is truly the right one. I have been sold the wrong product many times. It is Brugmania that you are looking for. It gets confused with datura many times. There is a facebook group that is dedicated to Brugmania. Should check it out. You can also buy them from them.
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I have searched for this process for years....thank you from the bottom of my heart....❤
Dude, thanks so much!!! I have looked everywhere trying to find how to prune them as they grow from cuttings, so I appreciate the tips!!!
Your videos are great!!! You are an artist!!!!
super cute video!!! I just got some huge cuttings today from a neighbor and needed this! very informative and to the point! love it!!
Your dog looks like he's saying, "That is so weird how he talks to himself". "But I still love him."
Ha ha never thought of it that way.
I saw an interview with Sharon Stone , she has a huge Trumpet Tree in her yard! I never knew of this plant. I love it!
Thanks for the tips about the online groups.
Im new, This is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!! Im cryingggguh
Bell flower it’s beautiful
Heython Mixed Vlog thank you. It’s one of my favorites for sure.
YOUR DOGGIES ARE CUTE...:) TFS.....I LOVE ANGEL'S TRUMPET.....
Hey Devin - love your vid's! Since we are all social distancing, I am working on my house plant skills. I am in Colo & in zone 5a & just ordered Purple Double Datura Seeds from Amazon. If I sprout seeds and bring the plant inside for winter the 1st year, how do I take care of the plant during winter months? Thanks for your help - greg
Greg Jones so there’s two ways to do it. First way is to just collect seeds from the big seed pods. You will end up with 1000s of seeds. The purple datura seeds vers moon flowers. Same thing. The moon seeds seem to do REALLY well with the seed pods. The purple ones I’ve had issues in the past of the seed pods rot. So I make sure I get as many seeds as possible from them. I’ve done it where you can just plant the seeds in a flower pot then let them do there thing. In the fall bring it in and care for it like you would a tropical plant like a Hibiscus. Grows pretty good. The double purple seem to give me the most trouble. I hope this helps. For the first couple years I did keep a couple in my greenhouse for that just Incase lol I think all of us gardeners do that. Happy gardening stay safe.
Thank you for this video. I would like to know how long it take to starts the roots
For me it takes about 3 days to get nodes about a week for about half inch roots.
My tree is bout 15 inches tall having to water hvy.
June hr hot in tx it is only doin good on Southside house.
Wilts if I mv it
Hi there
Great video, have you had this in full sun? I noticed mine that’s only two years old had a lot of blooms when I moved it to full sun and planted in ground.
Ady Gates oh definitely. I live in zone 7 and in August it tends to get a little burnt so I put it under some trees for high noon heat and it gets morning and evening sun and it blooms great. I also fertilize it every week either with tomato plant fertilizer or rose fertilizer. You just want high phosphate. You easily can tell in a week when it’s been fed or not.
Devin Parker interesting! I havent fertilized mine in some time but its doing well, maybe the type of soil in my area very clay dense. I propagated mine last week into water and i see roots already!
Is it safe having the plant inside? Will it not cause hallucinations? Or do u have to deeply inhale for that to happen, and should u warn guests
I never had a problem with that. I never could figure out how they did that to people. I think the flower has to be dried crushed into power. It’s not that Sensitive.(at least to me or anyone around me) and trust me if it was in flower i was always smelling it. Smells so good. I never could get mine to flower in my house only in greenhouse so I wouldn’t worry since it’s not flowering. Hope that helps
I live in zone 7B. I have had the yellow and pink varieties both winter over in my area. Give it a shot!
Are you 7b? I’m in Tulsa ok. What area are you in? I have had friends that had it in a corner with house protecting it. I since I have so many. I thought about trying it.
@@devinparker1 Yes, 7B. I’m actually in North Georgia. Mine are planted out in the middle of my yard. Full sun.
I’ll have to try it.
@@devinparker1 Hope it works for you!
Hiii I know that this video is over a year old - but do the daturas smell bad? I want to grow both in containers but keep reading that the Datura smells foul - like rancid peanut butter
This is so helpful. I would like to try growing mine from seeds. I cannot see where the seeds are. Have you propogated from seed? Can you give me any advice please?
I haven’t had any luck with seeds. You have to be Very careful where you order your seeds. Don’t order them from Amazon. There’s a Fb group that just has Bromancia collections and they all share cuttings. Cuttings are so easy to grow from.
I've just started some seeds off (I'm in UK) I soaked the seeds for 24 hrs in a glass of water then pressed them into a compost but don't cover (with soil) I had a plastic bottle acting as a propagator and keep moist. Four out of the 10 seeds so far have sprouted after about two weeks of temperature being above 18 degrees
I just received my plant in the mail and I intend to grow it inside my apartment. However, I noticed the leaves are wilting and turning yellow? Any suggestions?
Hey it’s completely normal that it came like that. They bounce back very easy. Trick is lots of light as much as you possibly can and keep warm above 70 degrees. You will need to put it outside in the summer to get it to flower. I am posting another video tomorrow on how to put them to bed for the winter. The other trick is don’t let it dry out. If you have ever grown a tropical hibiscus it’s the same growing conditions. Hope this helped.
I am interested how I can control pests on trumpets
I really don't have a problem with them here.
Are deer lovers
How would u describe the smell?
Very sweet light perfume not over powering. In the evening when there’s a breeze it smells like sweet flowers.
@@devinparker1 mmmmmmmmm
This killed me hurting my plant
Omg same. But it’s worth it for next year. Makes for a stronger plant that can take a little more abuse.When the flowers hang it lifts them up off the ground.
Isn't this supposed to be a propagation video? The majority of it is you staking your plant and I'm pretty sure most people know how to stake a plant.
Nope nothing about propagating. Prepping and cutting is the title. I trim it up getting it ready.
@@devinparker1where is it now?
Be careful for theese plant theese are deadly
Very toxic plants
Yes it is definitely one of them to watch out for. It is such a pretty plant though. The smell is amazing.
@@devinparker1 yes we got one ourselves and we loved the fragrant it emmited, later I learned that it's toxic which made us contemplate about removing it.
do you have downs?
Haha WHAT!!!! That’s definitely a new one for me.