(10) Mixed Colors Angel Trumpet Brugmansia Well Rooted Fragrant Flowering Plants

Received my Angel Trumpet a week before ETA (indicated were 2 weeks but arrived within 1). It was a juicy green stem with 4 tiny leaves, roots had just enough soil covered with plastic. I put in good potting soil the very same day, watering daily, kept inside near a window for a day then took outside to a mostly shady place to acustom to bright light. Within 8 days the tiny leaves grew to about hand size, and there were another 3 new leaves, tiny but im positive to see more and more every week. I will soon plant in larger pot and keep on deck near pool and then transplant to final spot in the yard next year. I dont have a "green thumb", by no means but i had an Angel Trumpet at the place i lived before and regretted not taking a cutting with me when i left. I remember how easy to take care these are, once established, they just grow and look pretty, just a little water every now and then, and if you forget to water like me, they remind you by looking a bit sad, simply give em some water and they go back to their beauty overnight, again, once established that is. Overall, great purchase, and i will buy from this seller again!

A stick was delivered with five withered leaves. Three fell off immediately, the small roots looked like they still might survive. I worried for weeks, but the last two leaves dropped off. I paid over $35.00, so I decided to return the twig to seller. I tried to return it via UPS but was told that it was USPS since it was an outside seller. I like Amazon since returns go by UPS. I can’t print a return slip so USPS won’t take it off my phone. I’m 77 and can’t run around trying to return a product that was defective. So no refund.

I am thrilled with the results. Gorgeous plant. In my garden it has a lot of sun from morning to early afternoon. I did use MiracleGrow potting soil and fertilize it for blooming almost weekly after first 4 weeks (first let it settle in the fresh soil) When first flower started to show I thought I had the wrong color because it was yellow but next morning it opened up and changed color. And it smells very nicely especially during hot evenings. I would recommend it. This plant is toxic so people with small kids should consider that but the flowers are gorgeous! It was a graft on the stem when I got it but it grew straight up. I ordered it on June 15 and got it two weeks later. Photos taken on Sep. 5. I really enjoy the plant. We will see how it does at home through winter in NYC :-)

This plant arrived beautifully. It wasn't damaged and was well packaged. It only had 1 maybe 2 small leaves on it but now it is very tall, lots of green but no flowers. I have read it takes 5 years before flowers will bloom and because I don't live in the right zone , it will be coming inside this winter. What I didn't know is how poisonous it is. I do not have children or pets and will treat it carefully. I can't wait to see what it really looks like. Its only July and I have a couple more months for it to, maybe bloom.

I'm very pleased with my plant and the way it was packaged. It looked like a stick in dirt, but it was green and healthy. Like other buyers, within a week or two, leaves have started to grow. I've only had mine a few weeks, but I'm excited to see how it does! Thank you to the seller for such great care in packaging!

The plant arrived very quickly after ordering and was very carefully wrapped. When I unwrapped it I was rather underwelmed by what the plant looked like. It had one leaf on it and looked droopy. But I planted it immediately and have kept it watered. Its been 4 days since. It doesn't look any worse, but doesn't really look any better either. So give some more time and we will see how it does.

Update! It is now blooming!!! Last three picture are summer 2019. Floripondios are resilient and this one survived a cold wet Northern California winter, a couple of really hoy summers and now it is finally in bloom. Not bad at all! Bought it not really expecting much... who buys a plant on Amazon?! Well from now on, me. It came in a wet, priority mail envelope. A small stalk, a baby really, no leaves and the roots were wet in a plastic bag. I thought well, here goes nothing and planted it directly on the ground. It did have planting instructions, but I did not follow them. I am not a super gardener, but I do know what I am doing. Added a drip line, chose a shade to low sun spot and hoped for the best... a year later it is growing well. The small stalk is now a lovely plant that will start the blooming cycle soon.

Man oh man, was doing a wonderful job at first, noticed a little leak, bought new a o sealant rings which worked better than the one it was made for and 2 days later I had to take an epipen to the thigh for being stung just from walking past to ny mailbox because it created a swarm of yellow jackets...honey bees, sure..I live in the south and i know the will visit the hummingbird feeders from time to time. I have around a dozen and while this is one of my favorite looking feeders. Its preformance is a negative sub par. Buzz, my handfed babe hummer can't even go near it. Long story short.. it was so bad at leaking i ended up throwing it away.