Sommer Gardens / Thursday, January 26, 2012 / Categories: Brugmansia, Seedlings A Brugmansia with corkscrew teeth I'm a big fan of wild corolla teeth. When I spot a new Angel Trumpet seedling with long and crazy teeth, it almost always ends up in my watch zone. Here is one I've been watching for the past year. It's corkscrew tipped corolla teeth continue to grab my attention.This seedling is the outcome of an unknown cross with Brugmansia Rubirosa as the pod parent. The long lasting blooms have remained snow white in all seasons, which is a plus. Often blooms on a new seedling will slowly change over the first few bloom cycles, but this seedling has kept its wild corkscrew tipped corolla teeth from the start.To me this one is a keeper and is worthy of naming and registering. I plan to chop it up for propagation next month and if the cuttings root well, it will earn itself a name. A monsterous new Angel Trumpet An Angel Trumpet that is on fire Print Rate this article: No rating 10923 Tags:Angel TrumpetbloomsbrugBrugmansiarubirosaSeedlings