Moving brugmansia from greenhouse to kitchen (lower light, drier air, different temps) causes bud drop—classic stress response. The plant isn't dying; it's reallocating resources.
Resources: Gardening Know How | Brugmansia Growers International | GardenWeb Brug Forum.
Your 'Joli' will bloom again—patience through the transition.
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