Tropicals & Tender Perennials: New to brugie..what does it take to bloom?, 1 by Lily_love

Lily_love wrote:
I love the way Veronica explains brugmansia's anatomy and physiology function. It's easy to understand and makes perfect logic. I personally have this obervation to add; Once mature brugs tend to flowers during somewhat extended cooler temp. as I've observed.

I live here in middle of the South. This year, for instance, I've noticed not only my brugs, but neighbors' too flowered early due to the extended/prolong 'spring' that we've had this year which is highly unusual for us. Normally it typically 'appears' as though we go straight from winter's weather into hot summer. During those 'normal' temp. our brugs don't produce flowers until late, late autumn. This year, I've had flowers as early as last month. And currently I've this 2 year-old seedling that is making many flowers buds. This is its second flush for the season. I'm pleased. My others (especially those that have been overwintered indoor last year, bloomed their first wave in June).