How to over winter Brugmansia plants (Angel Trumpets)

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Three simple and easy ways to overwinter you’re Brugmansia (Angel Trumpet) plants. It is easy to help Brugmansia plants survive the colder winter months in any garden, and if you choose to use one of these three techniques to over winter your plants then you should be able to enjoy your exotic Brugmansia flowers for many years to come.
There are several different species of Brugmansia (Angel Trumpet), each with a different level of tolerance to colder temperatures. With that said, Brugmansia are tropical plants that will not tolerate being frozen or long cold periods in winter months. To maintain healthy and large Brugmansia (Angel Trumpet) plants you can choose from one of the following three techniques that many gardeners use to prepare their tropical Brugmansia plants for winter.
⏩ VIDEO CONTENT
00:50 Leaving your Brugmansia plant in the ground.
01:51 Taking cuttings of your Brugmansia.
02:32 Keep potted and frost free.
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@daviddavis6231 3 года назад

Have been bringing my brugmansia into the house over winter . To allow them to over winter outside would be well worth trying ,and is something to go for next year. If anyone is thinking about trying brugmansia for the first time please take Craigs advice and give them a go. They are absolutely beautiful .

@KD-cg9iq 3 года назад

Our own patch of paradise , best describing ever

@tonygreen3724 3 года назад

Thanks for your invaluable advice

@annepowell756 3 года назад

Really good advice Craig. Its a must have plant for sure!

@lisao3963 3 года назад

Can't wait to see how this goes! Hope to see a spring/summer update!

@sylviemiles5439 2 года назад

Thanks again Craig . Great info 🥰

@nissabrandt1097 10 месяцев назад

Amazing Thank you 💕

@jilltibbett1648 3 года назад

Great video. I was getting a little apprehensive not having any advice on storing the tender plants I had acquired over the summer, but here you are back again to tell us how to go about it. My husband was getting a little worried about all these jungly plants I was adding to our small garden but to me I feel that it has added an extra exciting dimension to the garden. We are in our eighties and it gave us something to think about during lock down, we even had a datura seed itself in the old chicken run. Thanks

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

That’s so good to hear these videos helped you in lock down, making and sharing them certainly helped me! Thanks for watching Jill 😀🌴🌱

@vincenzecalzone8666 3 года назад

Good stuff Craig. Pot in garage for me. My £2.50 ldl Brugmansia will enjoy its convalescence in a frost free garage. Cheers mate. Great info as always 👍

@1ilgrillo 2 года назад

So easy to grow from cuttings in water, I have five rooting even now in Nov. My three year-one plants are in pots in an unheated poly which has hit zero a couple of nights but still look good. I can't keep bringing more and more plants into the garage so good advice from Craig to take loads of backup cuttings and experiment with storing unheated and leaving in the ground. Thks Craig.

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing taking the time to leave a comment, mine did survive being left in the ground but it didn't flower the following year. Cuttings are invaluable as a space saving way to overwinter plants 👍🪴

@Peachy08 2 года назад

I have my very first brugmansia and I potted ot in a large whiskey barrel that was cut in half. I think I am going to bring it in and take some cuttings as well. Thank you for the info!

@GeauxGrow Год назад

I'm so glad I found this video; it makes sense. I was thinking about leaving a few of my plants (in containers) outside for the winter (US- Zone 8b) I'll make sure to take cuttings.👍

@GrowParadise Год назад

I’m glad it has helped you, you should have great success with cuttings 😀👍

@joseray100 Год назад

That's good to know because I got one sitting inside the black pot in my kitchen and living in New York City it's very very cold up here so I rather keep it inside my kitchen and keep it endorsement so it's good to know to keep the plant enjoyment and then bring it outside it in May when the weather starts to warm up

@zman8845 3 года назад

Our brugmansia have survived the winters outdoors, in ground, covered with a straw mulch for years here in Kentucky, USA. In spring the plants regrow from the roots.

@grwutube1 Год назад

How much mulch and straw covering. I live in Kentucky also and want to try to overwinter outside instead of taking cuttings and rooting them in water, then putting them in pots to overwinter.

@zman8845 Год назад

@@grwutube1 I've used at least 2 feet of straw put on in the autumn. Throughput the grass cuts I ensured I put the cut grass around the plants.

@youtuwecckanal6552 2 года назад

Thanks :-)

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

No problem 👍

@meganhuggins7494 2 года назад

I’m in Lincolnshire and put mine in the cold greenhouse, mainly because it’s in a pot and can get waterlogged in the winter, they will rot. I keep mine quite dry, it dies back completely but once it’s brought out in late spring, watered and fed, it grows back fast. Beautiful plant.

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

thanks for sharing Megan, its always good to hear other peoples methods 👍😀🌱

@ContoseFadas. 2 года назад

Not about brugmansias but I did leave my jasmine plant that was supposed to be annual in my area in the ground during the winter. It went dormant and it’s now coming back! So I really believe the leaving in the ground works!

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

It is always worth trying! I had 3 different Brugmansia survive outdoors this winter with temps below zero 😁

@sharonconnors6061 3 года назад

Looks like a brugmansia is gonna be the next plant on my wish list! I've just bought a brassaiopsis mitis have you got any tips? Another great video :-)

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

Ooooh, Brasiopsis mitis are such cool plants! I’ve not grown it before so I’d love for you to keep me updated on your experiences 😄👍🌱🌿🌴

@nothingpersonal878 9 месяцев назад

How did the one manage in the garage over winter?

@beckybolt 4 дня назад

Do I need to put a heater in my garage for them

@martinsmith6596 Год назад

Hi there my plant doesn’t like flowering it’s a couple year old Feed it very regular There are green buds are on the branches but they just struggle to open up ?? Any ideas thanks Martin

@offspring9463 Год назад

hello is brugmansia safe for asthmatics?

@MrMattrowland 3 года назад

Winters are warming.....

@elenapellicena8325 2 года назад

Por favor traducir al español. Hay 500 millones de hispano parlantes. Y son muy interesantes las explicaciones. 🙏💕GRACIASS

@chatryna 3 года назад

Never heard of an upside to climate change. Glad you mentioned it. Thank you.

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

Haha 🙈🪴

@phooping 3 года назад

Hi there. I bought two rooted cuttings recently. They’ve been outside for the last month or so and I’ve just moved them to a greenhouse (but it’s more like a poly tunnel, only not as good as there are gaps at the bottom 😩). Will they be ok to stay there? I’m in the Midlands.

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

Hi, they should be ok if it doesn’t freeze in there. You could always fleece them as an extra precaution if it gets really cold. 👍🌱

@tedscott1478 2 года назад

Hi Craig, I saw something on RU-vid that said the Brugmansia Sanguinea, (yellow trumpet with red around the edge), was completely UK hardy. I've left one of mine outside for the winter, I'll report back if it survives.

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

It will be interesting to see how it goes!

@francesjones9644 2 года назад

Where are you Craig? I live in rural Wiltshire and can’t take the chance of leaving mine outside. I’m too scared of the frosts and would weep if I lost all my brugmansias that I’ve had for about five years. Good luck with the one in the garden.

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

Hi, I am on the Dorset coast so it is pretty mild. The Brugmansia I left outside did survive but it didn't flower. Now I am keeping them all dormant inside 👍

@truth-hurts3089 3 года назад

What is you font have windows in garage? Can it manage with no sunlight? Thanks

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

They sure can, keep them dry and they will go dormant for winter 👍

@barrycartwright8400 3 года назад

my brugmansia charles grimaldi is in a container will it survive in my polytunnel over winter or should i bring it inside

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

So long as the temperatures don’t drop below freezing you should be fine 👍🌱

@tonyward5665 2 года назад

Hello hope all is well, a question if i may, I have two large Brugmansia plants in my garage over wintering one of the stems at the top of one of the plant as gone extremly soft does this mean the stem is dying or have i lost the hole plant ...TIA Tony

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

It's likely just the soft newer growth is dying, you could cut it back if it looks as though it is rotting. So long all the roots are OK it will grow quickly in spring 👍

@cesarlourenco2867 3 года назад

I've left one in the greenhouse and the other outside last year they both survived!!! I would like to know about bananas, as it is my first year! Someone told me to leave outside because Musa basjoo are very hardy apparently? Thanks for your videos!!!

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

It’s good to know that your plant left outside survived! That gives me more confidence 😊 Musa basjoo are root hardy, so even if the top growth gets damaged by frost they should regrow from the roots in spring 😄🌱

@cesarlourenco2867 3 года назад

@@GrowParadise i did covered my brugmansia with fleece though, the growth was much slower that the ones I've kept inside! 😉

@pumpkineater_69557 9 месяцев назад

This is the Internet, so I’m watching here in Ontario Canada. I wonder what will happen if I choose method 1….I store it in the garage. I’ve tried bringing into house but the leave drop is just not worth it Too messy.

@blaqfish 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing...there are a lot of channels that don't teach.

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

Thanks Cassandra, I do my best 😃

@1hayes1 Год назад

My winters hit -40. That's the same temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit.

@GrowParadise Год назад

WOW! 🥶

@Layby2k 3 года назад

How fast do they grow from cuttings in terms of height in a single growing season? I have 5 different cultivar cuttings freshly planted and slowly sprouting new leaves. It's midway through spring here in Melbourne, Australia and I'm wondering how much growth I'm likely to get. Anyone know what these are like with hot summer sun or wind? It can get up to 40c+ degrees here.

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

Hi! These plants need plenty of water to stop them wilting in heat. Be sure to provide lots of liquid fertiliser during the growing season and your plants can grow from cuttings to 6ft high plants very quickly! Mine was only about 2ft high when I planted it in spring 😏🌿🌱 good luck and thanks for watching!!!!

@tedscott1478 2 года назад

If you get a canopy like that, you sit under it at 10 o'clock on a summer evening, have glasse of wine, or a beer and you'll be as high as a kite🤡🥳

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@yulisaotero4719 Год назад

My great grandfather used to smoke the flowers and chill. Not sure how he prepped it, I've only ever heard the stories.

@TheTortmad 2 года назад

Are you in the UK.

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

Yes, down in Dorset 😀👍

@vicmills7702 2 года назад

Oh yes And you leave them in the garden. We are in Gloucester We get frost do you think we can leave in the ground

@OhSidney 3 года назад

So any updates?

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

it survived in the ground is growing away again this year, all my cuttings got through the winter too 👍😃🌱

@skahashmi 2 года назад

Can I easily grow from seeds?

@GrowParadise 2 года назад

Absolutely! 😁

@patriciacarrier1749 Год назад

What is your coldest temperature.

@nonienandya6585 3 года назад

Isn't this datura metel?

@sergiomarquina4553 3 года назад

nah it looks like Brugmansia Candida, datura metal is a species native to India

@Omlittlebuddha 8 месяцев назад

Did your Brugmansia survive Craig.. ?

@GrowParadise 8 месяцев назад

Yes it did 😀 However it was very slow to recover it didn’t flower the following year 👍

@michaelkidd1065 Год назад

Typical "how to" video of the RU-vid era. "I've never done this, but here's how it's done". . .

@cangel201 3 года назад

No, they will not survive. And that is in no snow not hard winter in zone 7B. Lost all three!

@GrowParadise 3 года назад

Mine survived 😀 I guess it’s all about microclimates 🌱

@dianewilliams9858 3 года назад

I cut mine all the way down to 4 inches cover with leaves filled a bucket full of leaves and turn upside down over the 4 inches.we had lots of snow and freezing temps, In the spring I started watering around the upside down bucket as nights remained aboved 45° I removed the bucket but kept the leaves covering it. Eventually as it warmed up I'd uncover the bruh it grew to over 7 ft that spring.so yes it can survive but you have to know what to do if you leave it in the ground over winter . In the spring I started