The brug in the 1st pic looks kind of like mine did when they were infested with mites but I honestly think that one could be due to some type of deficiency. What I don't know. You've already said it. Some brug leaves are serrated, some smooth edged, some fuzzy and other leaves are smooth. Some have more fuzz then others.

Thanks Karyn that is one of them I bought. I replanted it thinking it was root bound. Still not a happy brug. Maybe I will give it some weak fertilizer. It is not a happy brug.

Thanks about the leaves so there is no rime or reason for different ones. You would think there should be. I am no plant expert just a person wanting to know why they are different. Kinda like us, we are humans but Different cultures. Barb

rosepedal, I would bank on a mite problem with the first photo. Do not fertilize until spring. If one was going to give them something I would do a little lime to green them up.

As for the differences in the leaves, that has to do with the variety of the Brugmansia. When you talk fuzzy, this to me would mean that they are in the doubles or triple varitey. But yet there are a few singles that have a texture that could be fuzzy. Serrated ones are usually in the yellow color range with the rounded ones you can have a color range. We used to compare leaves when we first started out but now there are many more so by looking at leaves it's best to keep in mind the tags and try to note the leaves textures. Keeping them health is the goal!

Thank you Karmahappytoes...I did run into a mite problem in there. I just went and checked her again. I will also give her some lime. ps I love your website. Great inspiration for us new brug lovers......Barb