Brugmansia Red Hot Pink Seeds

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Growing brugmansia from seed, will not produce the exact same plant the seeds were extracted from. There will be some similarities, but the end result will be a unique plant in its own right, which makes growing from seed quite exciting.​ A wonderful reference source on germinating brugmansia from seed can be found on the Brugmansia Growers International website. 

1. Moisten the top soil and place the pot in a warm place to wait for germination. This can take from two week to several months, but most will germinate within a month. Keep the soil just slightly moist until the seedlings start coming up. Misting the soil is better than watering it. Do not over water, as too much moisture can contribute to a problem called “damp off”. That is where the newly emerged seedlings just seem to fall over. Good air circulation is important to keep this from happening.
2. Transplant seedlings to individual pots when they have approximately two sets of true leaves, and at that time begin fertilizing with weak (1/4 strength) water soluble fertilizer.
3. Plant out to ground or larger pots once very well established.