i am looking for some trumpet vine seeds, anyone out there with some they would like to bless me with, i would really appreciate it.

Thank you and God bless, read your bible, grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ, He died for our sins and the salvation of our soul depends solely in Him..

from what I know , seeds has a low germination rate, it is much easier and simpler to to it from cutting or root. I have it , and theoretical can do it, but it is much better and easier if you can find it from US (and theoretically it is also forbidden to import it outside of US without a proper phyto certificate).

If you want to cover postage, I'll be more than happy to send some cuttings/pods/whatever is easiest to propagate. These things are growing like crazy in the wild where I'm at. And to be honest, I didn't know what they were called until this post. Good to know they aren't weeds hahaa

Downside is that my hands are tied for this whole week so I can't help if you would want this earlier

I have orange trumpet vine & I hate it. It grows wild near me in the woods. Literally 20 feet. The seeds are numerous & light so they travel everywhere. I have it growing out of the chimney we haven't used in years, all over the brick of my house. I cut it down & it grows back. I'm about to resort to using chemicals.

JesusGirl said:i am looking for some trumpet vine seeds, anyone out there with some they would like to bless me with, i would really appreciate it.

Thank you and God bless, read your bible, grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ, He died for our sins and the salvation of our soul depends solely in Him..

Are you serious?

denaeft said:
Are you serious?

Oh yes, I never joke about anything about God. 🙂
It's important to take care of our soul, just as we care for a garden, healthy soul means a healthy, saved life. The only way our soul can truly be healthy and saved is to believe Jesus died for our sin, trust and follow Him so He can live through us and guide us. Every single person is guided, inspired by some kind of spirit, when we follow Jesus, we're guided and inspired by God 🙂

Do you have some Japanese morning glory seeds I can have Dena, if you want to bless me with some, I'd be very interested!

Pepo said:If you want to cover postage, I'll be more than happy to send some cuttings/pods/whatever is easiest to propagate. These things are growing like crazy in the wild where I'm at. And to be honest, I didn't know what they were called until this post. Good to know they aren't weeds hahaa

Downside is that my hands are tied for this whole week so I can't help if you would want this earlier

What color do you have? I currently have some white ones growing and was interested in perhaps locating some other colors. I live in Nevada and would prefer some seeds, I am not good with cuttings. Can you just stick some seeds in an envelope. I'll send you postage you'd like.

Are you asking for Brugmansia or Datura?
Makes a differents.

Tisha inboxed here but I will post here as well. Taking your advice about posting some pictures. 🙂

I'm inquiring about the datura ....
Here are some pictures of the datura, also known as the angel trumpet vine, she comes in a variety of colors, I currently have some white ones growing, would like to have some other colors, these are not mine, i got these photos off the internet.
They're poisonous, must be handled with care, sweetly fragrant and the flowers are trumpet shaped and about 8 inches long, and several inches wide and always facing up.

These are the Brugmansia plant also called angel trumpet, she's a real beauty, would love to grow one but they can only be grown in tropical climates, and won't stand a chance in the vegas heat.

I love trumpet flowers, they remind me of the rapture! For the believer in Christ, the word of God promises when the last trumpet blows (soon and very soon) Jesus will come and take those who are in His Spirit to be with Him for ever.
I pray you are are believers and followers of Jesus Christ and working diligently to be filled with His Spirit... because His arrival is at the door.

These picture are not mine, but from the internet.

Kathy547 said:I have orange trumpet vine & I hate it. It grows wild near me in the woods. Literally 20 feet. The seeds are numerous & light so they travel everywhere. I have it growing out of the chimney we haven't used in years, all over the brick of my house. I cut it down & it grows back. I'm about to resort to using chemicals.

Kathy, be very careful handling them, they're supposed to be poisonous, you might want to wear gloves.

You know Jesus promised His followers they can handle poison and not be harmed, another good reason to believe and trust Jesus and be filled with Christ (His Spirit).

I imagine the orange ones are beautiful. Next time you come across some seed pods, save me a few.

JesusGirl said:i am looking for some trumpet vine seeds, anyone out there with some they would like to bless me with, i would really appreciate it.

there is some confusion.
Trumpet vine is also known as hummingbird vine (campsis radicans).

Brugmansia and datura are not generally called trumpet vine.

This is the reason that most of us google up the botanical name of the plant when we post... So that we can all be on the same page...

Good luck finding your brugmansia seeds... They aren't easy to get them to form at my house... Datura is fairly easy.

As far as poison... They aren't all that poison...

In my experience... It seems to require a large amount of seeds eaten to have hallucinations... And while cutting down brugmansias with a chainsaw without wearing protective glasses gets juice and sawdust in my eyes.... And causes pupil dialation... like at the eye dr....
I never got a large enough dose that way to experience a trip.... Although it is uncomfortable.

There are varying amounts of toxicity.... Calling everything poisonous that has a small amount of toxicity is misleading...

For instance... One castor bean well chewed is said to cause death...
A handful of Nandina berries will kill a migrating song bird...

I don't know the dose of datura / brugmansia that would cause death... Or if there is one... I've only heard of people getting themselves in bad situations... Like drowning or dieing of exposure.

Most people grow brugmansia from cuttings.

stone said:

there is some confusion.
Trumpet vine is also known as hummingbird vine (campsis radicans).

Brugmansia and datura are not generally called trumpet vine.

This is the reason that most of us google up the botanical name of the plant when we post... So that we can all be on the same page...

Good luck finding your brugmansia seeds... They aren't easy to get them to form at my house... Datura is fairly easy.

As far as poison... They aren't all that poison...

In my experience... It seems to require a large amount of seeds eaten to have hallucinations... And while cutting down brugmansias with a chainsaw without wearing protective glasses gets juice and sawdust in my eyes.... And causes pupil dialation... like at the eye dr....
I never got a large enough dose that way to experience a trip.... Although it is uncomfortable.

There are varying amounts of toxicity.... Calling everything poisonous that has a small amount of toxicity is misleading...

For instance... One castor bean well chewed is said to cause death...
A handful of Nandina berries will kill a migrating song bird...

I don't know the dose of datura / brugmansia that would cause death... Or if there is one... I've only heard of people getting themselves in bad situations... Like drowning or dieing of exposure.

Most people grow brugmansia from cuttings.

Stone...

I'm glad you shared all that with me, this is my first time growing my datura. As I was reading up on them, I was told to be careful handling, because their poisonous and can even be fatal if ingested. There's no way I can grow the brugmansia out here in the vegas desert, I read they CSN only survive in tropical climate, I was just venting wishful thinking 😊

I want to encourage you to read your bible everyday if you're not already doing so, the word of God releases the spirit of God and the spirit of God bless us with all the promised security of God.

JesusGirl said:
There's no way I can grow the brugmansia out here in the vegas desert, I read they CSN only survive in tropical climate, I was just venting wishful thinking

not sure that you couldn't grow brugs out there... if you have access to water and organic soil amendments...

I'm practically in the desert here.... 100 feet+ of bottomless white sand, and constant drought... and I grow them without a drop of additional water.... they don't bloom much that way.... but they survive...

when I was in the clay, they grew a lot better, drought and all.

@stone...I grow brugs in the hot Texas sun with temps in the 90s and occasionally 100s. I find keeping them in large pots gives them a chance to thrive and bloom here. They do like the cooler weather in fall and spring, tho! Lots of blooms. My problem is having too many interesting plants to care for when those 100 degree weeks come along.

Speaking to 'poison'... just discovered a post claiming personal experience with this plant... recreationally.

https://themixedwitch.tumblr.c...

Lady seems to have borrowed (a bit) from Carlos Castaneda...

And... then there's this from "Forensic toxicology":
https://link.springer.com/arti...


So.... Don't eat it.

It's not a good time, anyway. The memories of the event tend to fade away like the dream(s) you had last night.... so... not much point.

Bubbles said: My problem is having too many interesting plants to care for when those 100 degree weeks come along.

Too many interesting plants... Doesn't sound problematic to me....

Would like to find a member or members who would be willing to send me a few datura seeds - hopefully both white ones and purple ones and even yellow ones, if you happen to have any of that color or any other color variarions. I understand that germination may take up to 3, 4 or possibly even 5 months - so, I need them as soon as possible. Planting outdoors for me means around Memorial Day. Will be more than happy to pay postage. A friend gave me a white plant a couple of years ago which turned out beautifully but unfortunately I was not smart enough to save any seeds. I don't need a lot of seeds, maybe 10 or so of each color would be fine.. Any helpful hints on germinating the seeds would also be very much appreciated and welcomed.

I have a few packets of seeds that I purchased last spring but didn't get around to using. I could send you some of them, if interested, as a trade. I have various varieties of zinnias, marigolds, calendulas, cornflowers, asters and 4 o'clocks, If interested I can give more details by e-mail.

Please respond as soon as possible and thanks.

stone said:

not sure that you couldn't grow brugs out there... if you have access to water and organic soil amendments...

I'm practically in the desert here.... 100 feet+ of bottomless white sand, and constant drought... and I grow them without a drop of additional water.... they don't bloom much that way.... but they survive...

when I was in the clay, they grew a lot better, drought and all.

i live in las vegas, the summer heat is torrid, unless one has a green house.. it is impossible to grow tropical plants,.. so again, as much as i love to have a brugmansia tree growing, but i don't i will be able to grow one.. i don't know if you are a believer of Jesus Stone, He died for our sins and those who believe in Him and trust in Him, not only have salvation, but also all kinds of wonderful and divine favors from God.. please grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ everyday

@JesusGirl

it is hot like hell in summer as well, 95 F and higher, but it is growing without any problem here

it is used as decoration on the walls, you can see it like here (picture from the web)

maybe we have we have some draught resistant strain, I do not know


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