How To Propagate Angel's Trumpet - part 2 (with actual results) 

I recently bought a double stuffed Brugmansia, after moving and leaving my last one behind. I had no idea it was so easy to propogate. Had i known, I would've taken a cutting from my old one. The one I bought is a very small stem, but I'm already planning on propogating more from it once it matures. Thank you for posting this very informative video!

Something about finding blooms unexpectedly makes my day in the garden so much better.

Thank you for this video. I gave my mother my peach angel's trumpet 3 years ago and I really miss growing it. I am currently visiting her and wanted to take a piece home to Texas to try and grow. Your video is very informational. Thanks again.

Thank you so much! This is the only video I've seen with actual results posted! I appreciate that!

Thanks for the video. I am selling my home and I have a yellow trumpet plant that my grandmother (who passed away in March) gave me and was planted in my yard. I have been very upset because it is very big and I have no choice, but to leave it behind, but it has great sentimental value to me. I don't know much about gardening, but I follow a house plant group on Facebook and they have been talking about propagating plants, so that gave me the idea that maybe I can propagate a cutting from my grandmother's angel trumpet and take it to my new home. This has been very informative. I hope mine works 🤞🏾

Tack för den fina video , men framförallt översättningen på so många språk . Tack ! Hälsningar från Sverige

I really like your videos thank you 😊

Beautiful Plant. It did well.

If you live in zones 8-11 you can possibly leave it in the ground if you own the property 😉 if you don't you have to keep changing pots or if you live in zones 1-7

I have several of these plants in containers in coastal SC. Leaf eating bugs and spider mites seem to love my plants resulting in curled, stippled leaves and other damage. Any tips? Thanks!!

People should know that this vine is VERY invasive and hard to control, once it is established. I have a girlfriend who lives in Kansas. This vine grows all over, even climbing to be he top of telephone poles. So it is advisable to keep it contained in a container.

Great video I have one and is getting ready to put it in the ground. How is yours doing right now how big had it grown? 😊

I've heard that they like to be root bound a little if you have a lot of them why not to test that theory on one plant just to see if that is true. I grow my angels trumpet in pots(because I live in a cold area) and I wait till they are very root bound and haven't killed one yet ........great videos thanks.

Por favor, poner también los subtítulos en español🙏💕 se muy poco inglés y me interesa mucho como tratar la trompeta de los Ángeles. GRACIAS

Do you strip leaves off bottom of plant? Mine is very bushy from ground up?

can you teach us how to grow it from seeds in a country with very cold winters? like canada

Can Brugmansia be left in the ground over winter ? How hardy are they in - 20 degrees C ? Thank you. Beautiful plant.

That accent is very interesting

Hey would you recommend adding a bamboo stick to line the plant so it grows upwards?

i have a question i was given 1 yellow color trumpet branch. I put it in the water and how long it takes those roots

So beautiful,,Where is this growing? Would it grow in the UK? Thank you 💕💕💕💕

My neighbor's left their water running for days n the Angel's trumpet wad in the middle of that flooding. I'm worried that or was damaged because the small leaves that were growing gave since fallen off. Is there anything i can go to save it? Please help!!!!

Since angel trumpet is poisonous, can it be planted around fruit trees? Will bees bring toxic from these angel trumpet flowers to Fruits and vegetables when they pollinate? Thank you!

Ma'am,where can I get this plant?

I would water it more . Yellow leafs mean it stressed and not getting enough water

Very interesting, I’ve planted two of them in my garden here in England, (as an experiment)I also have them in pots. Are you in England?

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