Angel's trumpets are dramatic-looking shrubs that have hanging, trumpet-shaped blooms. They are extinct in the wild but are popular and widely cultivated as garden plants. A famous species in this genus is the deadly nightshade plant. Indeed, many of these lovely plants are highly toxic. They are particularly attractive to hummingbirds.
Water:
Angel's trumpets thrives in tropical conditions, requiring regular moisture and high humidity. It prefers weekly watering for optimal growth but tolerates brief dryness. Typically grown outdoors, it benefits from ample rainfall or supplemental watering during the growing season to mimic its humid native environment.
Propagation:
Angel's trumpets propagation involves seed sowing or cuttings. Seeds need stratification and warmth to germinate, while cuttings (6-8 inches) benefit from high humidity and rooting hormone. Use well-draining soil, maintain consistent moisture, and consider air layering for effective results.
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