Pronunciation: brug-MAN-see-ah
Brugmansia's huge, pendulous, fragrant trumpets make it a showstopping container plant. Start rooted cuttings in 6- to 8-inch pots in a sunny window until frost danger passes. Then acclimate gradually to outdoors—protected at first, then increasing sun and wind exposure.
Transplant to a 12- to 15-inch container or into the ground when roots fill the pot. Thrives in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil. Vigorous growth; may not flower the first year. In subsequent years, blooms appear in waves with brief rests.
Hardy only to Zone 8 (10°F). In colder zones, bring indoors before frost. Store in a cool (50–60°F), dark or low-light room. Water sparingly—plants drop leaves and go dormant. In spring, resume watering, provide warmth and bright light, and prune hard to encourage bushy growth.
For general annual care, see How to Grow Annuals.
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