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Herke01
Colleyville, TX

November 05, 2003
06:29 PM

Post #701826

Devil's Trumpet, Horn of Plenty, Downy Thorn Apple 'Double Purple'
Datura metel

Planted from seed in the Dallas/Fr. Worth area

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/60033/

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goswimmin
Gainesville, GA
(Zone 7a)

November 05, 2003
07:04 PM

Post #701857

Those are very healthy looking leaves that yu have on your Datura. I started some from seeds this year as well and had really good luck. I am going to try to mulch and keep those plants but will plant seeds again in case they don't last the winter.
Mary from Gainesville, GA
sassytiger
Lakeland, FL

November 06, 2003
07:32 AM

Post #702168

goswimmin-Mary: Do have any more seeds from this plant? I want one of these plants... but I can not find them or the seeds ANYWHERE?
lassiefan2
Ringgold, LA

November 06, 2003
09:19 PM

Post #702800

This is the same plant that I have growing in my yard. I am about to harvest the seeds in a few days. My plants have been very easy to grow.
sassytiger
Lakeland, FL

November 08, 2003
12:26 PM

Post #704051

If you have any extra ones... could you mail me some?!?!?!?! I have some salvia seeds I could trade you if you want some of those?!?!?!?!
lassiefan2
Ringgold, LA

December 21, 2003
07:56 PM

Post #735429

I have a few seeds from my plants this year. Post your email address and I'll see what I can do.
sassytiger
Lakeland, FL

December 26, 2003
11:30 AM

Post #737992

I sent you an e-mail that has my e-mail address on it like you requested.
Jamespayne
Sebring, FL
(Zone 9b)

December 30, 2003
01:48 AM

Post #740019

I just bought one of these plants. How long does one of these plant live? I have had Brugmansia with great success for many years, and I thought Datra was just like the Brugs. I have a large bloom just about to fall off, should I always have seeds sown and/or cuttings rooting? I live in Florida zone 9b, and when I bought the plant it looked horrible. I brought it home fed it and have kept the soil moist. Now it it is putting out new growth. I hope it lasts through Spring!
lassiefan2
Ringgold, LA

March 06, 2004
01:35 PM

Post #800557

My plant has a small ball of seeds that grows about the end of fall. Harvest the balls when they get large say about 1 inch in diameter. I usually wait until the day before a frost and gather them. Each ball has literally 1oo seeds or so. I dry them and plant them in small pots usually early march then transplant them after the danger of frost is gone.

Janna

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