Solved Mini angel's trumpet Eriolarynx australis or something else?

I agree, even fairly small plants don't like being moved.

 

Thanks, very helpful! I'll give the "sheltered spot and garage if things turn nasty" a shot. Fingers crossed I'll get some flowers next year

 

It's difficult to get rid of, I know that! Chopped the muddy white horrors right down to the ground and the blasted things are back up looking stronger than ever Having seen @pete's photo, though, I'm going to have to have another go at growing from seed. What a stunning colour!

 

Update

All three plants that stayed outdoors are alive and growing new leaves. The one I left as a houseplant has grown wonky and straggly and goes through leaves at an alarming rate. I was checking my Christmas-tree-Easter-tree-midsummer cactus for spent flowers and what did I see...

 

That's what @noisette47 would call muddy white
But well done.

 

No it's not! It's a lovely pure white compared to the horrible, apparently indestructible shrub in my garden! I've razed that to the ground in the forlorn hope of killing it off, and am nurturing half-a -dozen seedlings of what will be blue ones Well done @Selleri !

 

Maybe yours were coated in Sahara dust?

 

It looked more like an unsuccessful cross between white and blue. We haven't had a dust-storm or tempest for....ohhhh....must be 5 days now!

 

Angel's trumpet var. Alba Serenissima Superba


OK, blue would have been fine too, can't wait to see if the outdoor ones are the same.

 

Hey, it's got a pink centre.

 

Oh stop adding colours to my precious Angel's trumpet var. Heavenly White

 

Update again- the plants I kept outdoors are now flowering. Blue!

 

Oh well done @Selleri , that's brilliant news.
Fabulous plants!!