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x candida (kan-DEED-a) Found in elevations to 7000' South America, Mexico and Caribbean Islands B. x candida Pers. (Synonym: Datura x candida (Pers.) Saff.). A hybrid cross between B. aurea and |
| Brugmansia x candida = aurea x versicolor versicolor x aurea x candida x x candida aurea x x candida x candida x aurea versicolor x x candida x candida x versicolor |
| Tolerates many different environmental growing conditions | candida means snow white | x candida and suaveolens are the most dependable for producing many flowers |
| fruits are many shapes | ||
| Most likely to produce doubles and more |
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Normally only crosses with B. insignis, B. suaveolens, B. versicolor, B. x candida and B. aurea |
B. x candida f.p. 'Carmen' ®
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 'Sun Angel' Hybridizer: Anne Kirchner-Abel Germany
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 Common double white
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 Common single white |
 Brugmansia x candida 'Rubirosa' ® Hybridizer: Monika Gottschalk Germany 2001 Parentage: B. v. 'Ecuador Pink' x B. a. 'Rothkirch'
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