Above: brugmansia (angel trumpet) has two different color blooms on it.
I think I grew this plant from a cutting...don't quite remember. I also think it's a Brugmansia suaveolens, but I don't know exactly which variety. I've submitted questions to two brug websites, and later, I'll be posting a photo on gardenweb.com to see if anyone can help.
I know that sometimes brug plants propagated by seed have different color blooms than the parent plant...but I've never heard/seen two different color blooms on one plant.
Remember in the movie The Matrix, when Neo downloaded programs to himself that enabled him to know Karate, Tae Kwon Doe, etc...? I would like to download plant datasheets to myself so that I JUST KNOW everything about specific plants. It takes so long to research this kind of stuff....especially when I don't even know what term to put into Google...
bi-colored brugmansia................................................didn't work
two colors on one plant...............................................tried it
different color blooms: brugmansia..........................nope
brugmansia hybrid color problems...........................uh, no.
Maybe I got too much sun today :)
Hmm, this is interesting! I also have a brum grown from cutting, but it has not bloomed yet although it is getting bigger now. Can't wait to see what color of the flower would be.
ReplyDeleteOften Brug flowers open one color and then change color as they age, but this color change is pretty dramatic! Keep watching those flowers!
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