Brugmansia - Mix of 3

The Brugmansia used to belong to the Datura family. However, decades ago this group was split into Datura and Brugmansia. The main difference between these two plants are the trumpet-shaped flowers. The white, yellow or red flowers of the Brugmansia are much larger than those of the Datura. The Brugmansia is a real tub plant that will spread its sweet scent on every balcony and terrace. This plant feels at home in the European climate in the summer. The Brugmansia can also be kept outside in the winter months, as long as it does not freeze. The Brugmansia is also called Angel's Trumpet because of the shape of the flowers. The evergreen tree grows very quickly and has a beautiful, abundant and pleasantly scented bloom. The leaves are large, grey-green and soft with a serrated, wavy or smooth edge. The trumpet-shaped flowers are very large, up to 14-50 cm long and 10-35 cm in diameter.

Care
The large leaves of the Brugmansia are hairy and evaporate so much during the summer months that you cannot avoid watering the Brugmansia daily. Be careful, however: permanently wet soil can lead to root rot. In the winter, watering can be spread out, let the soil dry out between waterings, but not bone dry, otherwise the plant will die. You can easily tell when you need to water: the leaves hang limply when they need water. The Brugmansia loves the summer heat and survives well in full sun.

Format
The plants have a height of 25-40cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plants are supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 9cm.

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