Description
Sacred thorn apple Datura wrightii starter plant. Sacred thorn apple is native to the southwest US but is a hardy perennial throughout the US. Large, white flowers open at night and are attractive to nighttime flying moths (like sphinx moths) who pollinate it.
These have gone dormant for the year, but still have excellent root growth and can be planted anytime the ground isn’t frozen. Just treat as is though it were still growing and water through any prolonged dry spells. These are grown outside here in Michigan. They may still have some foliage or yellowing foliage if ordered in early fall but as fall progresses and through winter, will just be old stems. Planting dormant plants is a great way to get plants established for next season!
All of our plants are grown in biodegradable fabric pots. The containers are around 4″x4 1/2″ May be planted in the pot or removed . I tend to leave them on but rip the sides when planting.
