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rober
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a Datura seed landed in the expansion joint on my patio. this is a single plant & it's still growing. the flower only open at night. depending on the temperature they close between 7 & 10 a.m. the bees will stay out late to work the blooms. at night a lot of critters work them including sphinx/hummingbird moths.
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I Love Moonflowers!
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That's a beautiful specimen, rober.
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here it is in the morning with the blooms still open. there were 2 hummingbird moths on it last night.
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Compare yours to mine.
No comparison. It just started blooming about a week ago.
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