Truba angel

23/03/2023

23/03/2023

How to cut brugmansia? In early March, the culture is hygienically pruned. Eliminate all damaged, long and weakened branches that interfere with the plant and worsen its appearance.

23/03/2023

Seeds are sown in the period from January to February in separate pots - they are laid out on the soil and sprinkled with a layer of sand (5-10 millimeters) on top. Next, the pots are covered with a film and stored at a temperature of 22 degrees. Plants are planted in a specially prepared soil mixture consisting of peat, loam and humus in a ratio of 2:1:1.

22/03/2023

The smell of this variety is not as strong in comparison with others. Brugmansia multi-colored. Long flowers bloom on the culture - 50 centimeters.

22/03/2023

Brugmansia bloody - the most resistant to low temperatures species. Bright flowers are painted in red, yellow and orange.

21/03/2023

21/03/2023

The shrub has a central trunk and sparse branches. Brugmansia golden. Flowers are presented in all shades of yellow, are distinguished by a wide limb and a 30-centimeter length.

21/03/2023

The following popular varieties are distinguished: Fragrant Brugmansia. The flower is white or pale yellow, reaches a length of 30 centimeters and is directed downwards. The flowering of the culture is particularly prolific and, when growing a flower in a greenhouse, can last 12 months.

20/03/2023

The leaves of the culture are large in size, oval in shape, with wavy edges (reach 1.5 meters in length). The flowers can be bell-shaped, funnel-shaped, elongated and large - up to 20 centimeters in diameter, up to 50 in length.

20/03/2023

In the southern regions, Angel Trumpets are planted in the soil. In winter, the aerial part of the plant dies, but the root system itself remains until spring, after which new shoots bloom from it. Wild Brugmansia can reach a height of 5 meters; there are smaller varieties among indoor ones.

19/03/2023

With any method of growing for the winter, the flower must be brought into the room without fail so that it does not suffer from low temperatures. Most often, a flower in winter on the street simply dies.