Gardening Tips : How to Care for Angel Trumpet Plants

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To care for angel trumpet plants, remember that they are native to South America, which has really warm, lush, moist and shady areas. Let your angel trumpets blossom beautifully with guidance from a third-generation flower grower in this free video on gardening tips. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is a third-generation flower grower and sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Washington. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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Trying to learn how to prune them so they make Y formations so flowers will produce They only grow of the y formation on a branch., so I'm trying to figure out how to do it right... any suggestions?

She's lying they only native to Ecuador, Venezuela, and Colombia. Not all south america!!!

She left out the part about it being one of the most poisonous plants on earth.

I have never rooted a cutting in water. I just take a cutting poke it in a pot of soil and I have another beauty. very easy.

Ihave grown angel trumpets for years, I also have dogs. you just have to be careful everyday you must make sure there are no leaves or blossoms on the ground. they are so beautiful its worth the trouble my plants are in pots so they cant get to the trunk.

so lets say you wanna hallucinate from this plant would you recommend marijuana mode or make crack our of it or make it in a blunt?

to the person who made this video... is that first tree a double white??? cause thats what i got:)

@taxpayinghorse have to agree with you, sorta... havnt watched the whole vid yet, but my tree is blooming like fuck! and i havnt really touched it at all, just giving it water

Aren't Angel Trumpets toxic/poisonous to humans and animals?

this woman promotes nothing but drugs on her cite. Poppies, san pedro, datura, morning glory, and the list goes on....

I don't agree the more you trim them the LESS they grow.

@taxpayinghorse Plant bloom depends on your location. In zone 6 I use full sun with great results. The warmer the climate the more shade they can take as they will have more time to bloom.

@OxyContinBalls IDIOT!!! I wonder how many ppl have lost a pet using your advice?

@taxpayinghorse They are the easiest plant in the world to start from a cutting. Just cut the older wood into 6" to 8" inch pieces and place them in a container with a few inches of water. Keep them indoors and the cutting will easily root. I have been growing them for years.

I DON'T AGREE WITH YOU. PLANTING THEM UNDER A TREE THEY DO NOT GET ANY BLOOMS. THEY ARE NOT EASY TO GROW OR START. THEY TAKE A WHILE TO ROOT FROM CUTTINGS. IN THE WINTER THEY DO NOT DO WELL IN A HOUSE WHEN THEY ARE IN A POT.

Nice video!!

so just a cutting in water to clone them?