The reasonably warm summer followed by a mild autumn agrees with Brugmansia sanguinea. Here is mine in bloom.
Die einigermaßen warmen Sommer gefolgt von einem milden Herbst stimmt Brugmansia sanguinea. Hier ist mir in voller Blüte.
My plant survived outdoors in the winter of 2012/13 where iit suffered temperatures as low as -12°c, although it took too long to recover to flower in 2013.
Meine Pflanze überlebt im Freien im Winter 2012/13, wo iit erlitten Temperaturen bis zu -12 ° C, auch wenn es zu lange, um zu blühen im Jahr 2013 erholen nahm.
Zitat My plant survived outdoors in the winter of 2012/13 where iit suffered temperatures as low as -12°c, although it took too long to recover to flower in 2013.
That's fantastic. The Brugmasia sanguinea was then determined but protected and dry. I have made with relatively hardy exotics the experience, but do not survive if they are too wet in winter, so.
LG Margit
"Wenn du das Paradies ertragen kannst, dann komm nach Mallorca ... Zitat Gertrude Stein
Zitat My plant survived outdoors in the winter of 2012/13 where iit suffered temperatures as low as -12°c, although it took too long to recover to flower in 2013.
That's fantastic. The Brugmasia sanguinea was then determined but protected and dry. I have made with relatively hardy exotics the experience, but do not survive if they are too wet in winter, so.
Believe it or not it was fully exposed to the worst of the winter weather! It was a bad winter here and it spent a lot of time covered by snow.
Hello LONGK, when plants are covered with snow, and it shall also warm and protect from frost. I've already experienced. In contrast, plants without snow cover does not survive.
Ups. That reminds me, my Brugmansia Mobisu is still in the garden behind a hedge. I have totally forgotten.
LG Margit
"Wenn du das Paradies ertragen kannst, dann komm nach Mallorca ... Zitat Gertrude Stein
Zitat Sorry - lost in translation I mean cool or even cold if the plant will survive it. Chill = cold or cool temperature.
Sometimes it is very funny, what translation makes.
I have experienced twice with my own breeding Passiflora "Kimmy". She stood in my fathers Greehouse and was full of spider mites. I took the plant outsite in the garden to clean there from the mites. Then I've forgotten it. At night there was neat frost. The shoots were all frozen, but the roots have survived and the spider mites were all dead. The Passiflora continued to grow in Greenhouse and was free of spider mites.
LG Margit
"Wenn du das Paradies ertragen kannst, dann komm nach Mallorca ... Zitat Gertrude Stein
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That reminds me, my Brugmansia Mobisu is still in the garden behind a hedge. 
I mean cool or even cold if the plant will survive it. 
