Someone on another forum said they had a larger screen sized television and you could tell that the flowers were fake. It makes sense because I was wondering how all those flowers were exactly the same size and shape. I think the orange looked too orange as well. I have grown brugs in a pot together as well as three braided brugs together in a pot. It is hard to get them all to bloom at the same time and one will always try to get larger than the other two etc. The pot they had all those in was too small in my opinion to get that kind of blooming and bushiness on 3 brugmansia together. Maybe if you put them in a half whiskey barrel and root pruned and fed them alot of bloom booster etc. you would have better luck. I guess you could take three individual blooming plants out of thier pots and combine them and then take the film/photos lol.

I have rooted a number of brugmansai cuttings and they have been successful. I don't pay attention to the seasons when I am rooting.

I have a well-established brugmansia that I have over-wintered in my basement. All of its leaves have fallen off and it is alive but dormant. I want to start rooting a cutting for my neighbor. Do I need to wait until the dormant plant is back outdoors developing leaves, or can I take the cutting from the dormant plant and place in water to get it to root?

I have a golden Brugmansia, Charles Grimaldi. it is very fragrant, maybe a bit too strong for some people. It can grow very tall, but I did not dig it in the fall to bring inside. Still it has already reached 5 feet now. Does it look like the one you had?