B.suaveolens
B. suaveolens originates from the milder lowlands of the rainforests in large parts of Brazil. Spread by humans, it is now found in many tropical regions.
B. suaveolens is a well-growing Brugmansia. It is the Brugmansia with the largest distribution in Europe. The flowers of the pure suaveolens are very thin-walled and therefore very sensitive to rain, and in cool, rainy summers the flowers quickly develop brown spots. B. suaveolens has flowers that nod downwards at an angle with very short fringed tips. The most common flower colour is white, but there are also pink and yellow forms. Although the flowers normally have 5 tips, there are very often variations with 4 to 8 tips. It is not yet clear what causes these variations.
