Brugmansia

greathawks

18 years ago

Does anyone know where I can get these plants here in Brisbane?

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bestwon
18 years ago
Greathawks

Where abouts in Brisbane are you?
I have:
Double white
Apricot
Deep Pink
Single White (best smell of all).
cheers
steve
alisonoz_gw
18 years ago
And I can potentially add, yellow, from cuttings.
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Someone on another forum said they had a larger screen sized television and you could tell that the flowers were fake. It makes sense because I was wondering how all those flowers were exactly the same size and shape. I think the orange looked too orange as well. I have grown brugs in a pot together as well as three braided brugs together in a pot. It is hard to get them all to bloom at the same time and one will always try to get larger than the other two etc. The pot they had all those in was too small in my opinion to get that kind of blooming and bushiness on 3 brugmansia together. Maybe if you put them in a half whiskey barrel and root pruned and fed them alot of bloom booster etc. you would have better luck. I guess you could take three individual blooming plants out of thier pots and combine them and then take the film/photos lol.
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happyjacq_bris
18 years ago
Just gardens in Jindalee sells them. They are very advanced and full of flowers so pretty expensive. Lots of daturas too. When I say expensive, I am talking 50.00 to 75.00. So it was expensive to me.
Robert_NSW
18 years ago
They are dead easy to propagate.
debraq
18 years ago
I am writing from The United States.I have plenty of Brugmansia seeds. Also I have datura Metel.
Does anyone have Brunonia?
Are we allowed to exchange between countries?
cestrum
18 years ago
Unfortunately, only the seed of Brugmansia x candida is allowed into Australia. All other Brugmansia species are treated as weeds and prohibited entry. Check out the link below to the AQIS (Australian Quarantine & Inspection Service) database, which will contain all the info you need to know.

Here is a link that might be useful: AQIS database
happyjacq_bris
18 years ago
I am so desperate for seeds but more so for cuttings. I truly beg of you to let me have anything. I will pay the cost of your time postage and packing and for the value of the plants. I paid $35 for a stick with a shrivelled leafand the $10 postage. PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME I LOVE THESE PLANTS. Name your price. I dont like ebay plant buying any more. Half of what i paid for I never received
Brug_Lover
10 years ago
Hi there guys
I'm new to this website and I have a real problem
I am addicted to Brugmansia 'Angel Trumpets'
I have over 80 named Cv and over 500 seedlings from around the world
I have recently added a plant to be registered on a global site
This is my currant Blog

Here is a link that might be useful: Brugmansia World

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