Brugmansia - Getting it Ready for Winter

[@simonwhite8474]

I live on the South coast of the UK. I grow mine in pots and overwinter them in an unheated greenhouse. November to April under glass, May to October outside.

[@KD-cg9iq]

Hello Bill , we dig in the plant in its pot during the season and dig it out afterwords cutting the newly formed roots off , we keep it somewhere dry an out of the frost in winter until the freezing period is over. Sure hope global warming happens so that we can keep our non hardy plants the whole year round in solid ground.

[@PlantzNThings]

I hear you :) lol

[@g.castillo8132]

I live in Georgia USA, I have one o those Angel Trumpet, I keep the plant outside all year around, it will die in winter but next year it will bloom again, late in summer.

[@desertplantsofavalon]

Thats a FANTASTIC job you have done of digging up the Brugmansia and getting it all pruned and ready for its long Winter rest :-) thanks a million for sharing Bill and sending heaps of love and happy growing from Ireland for a FANTASTIC Sunday ahead XXXX

[@tinawindham6958]

Hey lady I have been looking for your channel! Funny to find u here!

[@mariaamaya4936]

good video nice to see you God bless you bill I feel exited and happy when you make new videos I enjoy all your videos and the work we do for the love of plants.

[@PlantzNThings]

Thank you so Much :)

[@msolomonii9825]

for big growth this seems the way to go, I grow mine in huge (HEAVY) pots, so I don't get this level of growth in exchange for the lazy ease of taking them into the basement in the fall. I need to try this way.

[@emhartjes]

When you replant your awesome collection of plants at your new place, you will have an awesome backyard jungle. I live propagating plants as well. It's fun to see them grow.

[@PlantzNThings]

OH I KNOW! this will be a good start to my empty garden...

[@SacredPlantsChannel]

like i may have shared before, my neighbour has his in the ground and i have mine in a pot. his is like a tree in the ground and it doesnt die, it always comes back in the spring. when you move, just keep it outdoors all year round but in the ground. i have zerospace in my house for even a small seedling so i can forget about bringing in my 5' tall brug. i already have one each 0f the yellow and purple daturas in. i will overwinter my brug in the garage like you. next year i will find a permanent spot for that giant in my backyard

[@liliavazquez8703]

Sacred Plants what climate zone are you in? I brought mine in for the first time this past winter but I would love to be able to try keeping at least one in the ground all year.

[@chitracoulton7926]

nice video Bill , that is a big plant to dig ,you did a good job, I brought all my plants in ,

[@PlantzNThings]

Nice Job! I'm sure you have a lot of plants that needed to come in :)

[@martaacastaneda]

I live in SoCal so i dont have to bring anything in for winter but i still love watching these videos

[@PlantzNThings]

You are so Lucky :)

[@colle220]

Marta Castaneda Me too, close to Orange County, But for some Reason I love Bills Videos look forward to them on Saturday Mornings !

[@mattheweburns]

Definitely seems like an involved task lol! Thanks for the videos, cheers!!

[@sylviapingleton5354]

Had mine when we lived in CA and really it got down to the low 40's winter time, and we had frost but mine did great never had to do anything and it was huge and full

[@TerminalEntity]

this was the comment i was looking for!

[@grannyj1856]

I just make cuttings of mine so I will always have the plant. I do that with all my in ground plants

[@hanzifaction]

Hey Bill, great video! I'm doing the same thing with my brugsmansia in a couple of weeks. It's my first year growing them, but I heard you can treat them like fig trees in the winter. So once we get a few more frosts I'll stick it in my cold cellar. I'm thankful it's in a pot!

[@PlantzNThings]

Very Much like Fig Indeed

[@cathyplantlover2862]

My first frost date is around October 26 ish.. I hope my seeds sprout by then I soked some and peeled half .

[@seiyuokamihimura5082]

hey bill, if you are interested annies nursery online has brugmansia sanguinea. if you ever felt like getting one, now would probably be the time. i know i took advantage of it! been waiting years to get my hands on that species!!!

[@FoxxRecon]

How does the Brugmansia do these days? Would love an update.

[@vgil1278]

Supposedly the ones grown in the ground bloom lots better.

[@1madmaxx80]

My Brugmansia does well in a large container ~50L.

[@mrbison45rpm]

Bill, is your garage heated. I bring my Trumpets into the basement. It is starting to be a chore. I have five of them in large containers.

[@christineneharrison5039]

I live in NC i leave mine out, they always come back. I take cutting late October some survive and some..... i put some in water, some in soil it's about 50/50

[@ThePoehladian]

I do too. I just repoted mine to an outdoor pot and it immediately wilted up and drooped. I watered it well of course. Heres hoping 🌝

[@cathyplantlover2862]

I'll be starting mine from seeds, when I get them.....lol hopefully.

[@kathyogden9422]

Would love to get cutting or a plant.

[@kathleenmurphy450]

I just learned it can be grown from cuttings also so I guess there's lots of good cuttings that are laying on the ground after you trim that pretty plant

[@PlantzNThings]

Very true! these plants do grow Very easily from cuttings. you could make dozens of new ones when you cut it back for sure :)

[@rendydddd]

Would be nice bonsai

[@cathyplantlover2862]

I have a cutting and my seeds came so I have 6 more weeks left more or less so my cutting is just starting to leave out. Seeds just planted so we will see.

[@mardisteffenhagen9405]

I always tuck mine in the garage in the winter.Do you always cut yours down ? I am in zone 8

[@PlantzNThings]

I cut it back so it will fit :)

[@aldod4354]

I do the same exact thing as you and they have no problem coming back full-strength the next year with in a month!!!! Where are you located that you bring it in in the winter.... I wouldn't even be able to bring mine outside on a nice day I'm from Connecticut so....also I've been growing these for about 15-20 years I have all the different types of yellow orange. All the different types of pink ...whites... A couple double bloomers and some with variegated leaves

[@jessiewhite8954]

Hello there! I'm trying to find out some information about what to do with my Angel's Trumpet during the winter. I live in Indiana so I have to put mine in the garage over the winter. I saw that you've been growing them for years and wondered if you had any advice for a first timer. My email address is [e-mail], if you could spare a few moments to share your wisdom I would be ever so grateful! Thank you!

[@ashfaq2004]

How old is this brug?

[@linelatendre7828]

What did you do with the branch you cut?

[@Dsslotslv]

Nice vid. Love your jacket

[@PlantzNThings]

Thank you :)

[@Dsslotslv]

So when will you be moving?

[@HoneyBee-qz8ig]

what is your living areas.? how cold in winter ?

[@PlantzNThings]

I'm in Ontario Canada... zone 6b

[@earthchildmarket3256]

That's a very nice Brugmansia. All my seedlings I started in February and March will be under grow lights because they can't go completely dormant this Winter. My ones I started from cuttings I purchased on the FB group I'm in will go dormant and only watered enough to keep them alive. I have about 17 seedlings and 7 I started from cuttings. I have one bud on one seedling. I have two different crosses in my seedlings. Angels Skyline X Wuppergold and then Dali Lama X Unknown. The second one was pollinated by nature so we don't know both parents. Is yours just a NOID or a named variety?

[@Bonniebrubeckjeter]

Did you get any blooms? Doesn’t look like it

[@PlantzNThings]

This Brugs was not very floriferous .. could have been my care... not enough food or water. I would only see a handful of blooms at any given time from late summer into fall... I've had others that bloomed much more freely

[@vomateresamx]

🙈🙈🙈I am start learning about Brugmansia, I plant some cuttings in October and yesterday some of there leaves get frost 😣

[@PlantzNThings]

As long as the plant didn't freeze through it should survive... some stems might die back... but thats normal

[@vomateresamx]

Thanks so much, I just had to cut some leaves today, but the plants are in good condition 😁🌿🪴🌱

[@sanchez840509]

Hi Bill. I live in the Dallas Texas area. I just got a brugmansia from a friend. She had it in a pot. Could I plant it in the ground and would it regrow every year? I don't know much about it. Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@FMR------------------psst]

did it survive? look s to me there are not enough roots.

[@PlantzNThings]

It sure did... I did this for a few years... this past year I took a few cuttings and let the big plant die outside over winter.... it was getting too big and crazy... so I'll start fresh

[@Nancy-iu6wy]

I live in southeast Michigan..it can get minus 20 here. My basement gets in the 20's. I feel that is too cold for mine. Am i correct? It is my second year growing these. I brought in last years and kept it in my living room. This spring I took it outside. It did not bloom. Does it need a frost like lilacs do?

[@warrenparker8282]

I have a basement and it stays 50. I would say 20 degrees sounds to cold

[@reeseything]

Mine is 8 feet wide

[@PlantzNThings]

Amazing!!!

[@josephinevella292]

what a pity you have to pull it up ! mine is only 2 feet high and don't whant to grow ,l thin the earth isn't good enough l will add some soil our temp. in malta still summer and it doesn't frost no problem.

[@PlantzNThings]

You are so Lucky to have nice weather :) I would love to leave mine in the ground

[@elenapellicena8325]

Por favor poner subtitulos en español🙏💕 GRACIASS

[@ckaagman1107]

is not growing in my area North, South Lanarkshire." Scotland"

[@ZestyLemonBoi]

Гениально

[@ambervanzitamore]

are you in Ontario Bill?

[@PlantzNThings]

I sure am :)

[@ambervanzitamore]

Southern?

[@ambervanzitamore]

How do you private message? I can't figure it out.

[@SusanLynn656]

This plant is highly poisonous, especially the seeds.

[@PlantzNThings]

they sure are.

[@almostliterally593]

So much medicine wasted lmao

[@sergiomarquina4553]

think about how many people he saved just by doing that lol

[@nessy96presljic]

gloves..use gloves

[@marthag8055]

why is my flowers falling off before they bloom