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Angel's trumpets

Angel's trumpets

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Sep 12, 2026

Todd ElliottGUEST
18:42
Like right outside my window here, I wish I could show it to you.
Todd ElliottGUEST
18:45
I have a whole row, like six Brugmansia trees.
Todd ElliottGUEST
18:49
And underneath them are datura plants and belladonnas and henbanes and tobacco.
Todd ElliottGUEST
18:53
Right outside my window, I've got a little shaman's garden.
Marianne WillburnHOST
5:36
So that's what we're going for.
Marianne WillburnHOST
5:37
So bananas, Brugmansia, Plumeria, Lantana, Canna.
Marianne WillburnHOST
5:44
Canna is the poster child for this.
Marianne WillburnHOST
5:46
This is the one you've, you abuse the most.
SarahGUEST
30:15
So yeah, super exciting.
SarahGUEST
30:17
It's going to be called Angel's Trumpet.
SarahGUEST
30:19
So it's based off of Flower.
SarahGUEST
30:21
That's
NellyHOST
36:20
There's a slight botanical wrinkle.
NellyHOST
36:21
The plant in the Epstein files is usually Angel's Trumpet, a deceptive name, at least the other one is honest.
NellyHOST
36:27
It's a drooping ornamental shrub, genus Brugmansia.
NellyHOST
36:31
The plant in the Davis zombie story is Datura, again aptly named Devil's Trumpet.
NellyHOST
36:36
Angel's Trumpet is its close botanical cousin, though.
NellyHOST
36:40
Same family, the Nightshade family.
NellyHOST
36:42
And both of them are loaded with the very same chemistry, the same tropane alkaloids, scopolamine included.
Jim CrowderHOST
49:42
a priest this year.
Jim CrowderHOST
49:43
My Brugmansia, which is technically a zone nine plant, has come back up from roots.
Jim CrowderHOST
49:48
Wow.
Jim CrowderHOST
49:48
Even with that snow.

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