Morning Glory Shirayuki pack of 8-10 seeds open pollinated
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Morning Glory Shirayuki is a beautiful and easy-to-grow flowering vine. Its white flowers and fast growth ensure that it’s a great addition to any garden. Growing it from seed is a snap. Here are the steps.
Morning Glory Shirayuki Preparing the Seeds
Morning Glory Shirayuki Morning Glory seeds are contained within a hard husk. To speed up their germination, immerse them in warm water for 12 to 24 hours before sowing. This will soften the hard covering and allow the seed to sprout.
| Number of seeds | 8-10 seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing Month | Feb To Oct |
| Blooming months | April to Jan |
| Temperature | Day time above 30C |
| Sun | Full Sun |
Selecting the Planting Site
Morning Glory prefers sunlight. Select a location that receives six or more direct sun hours daily. It needs well-draining rich soil. If your soil is clay, add compost or sand to your soil to drain.
Morning Glory Shirayuki Plants the Seeds
After soaking the seeds, plant them ¼ inch deep into the earth. Plant them 6 inches apart in order to keep the vines separated. Give them light, regular watering so that the ground remains moist.
Watering and Care
Morning Glory must be watered often, particularly in dry weather. Don’t overwater, though, since damp soil will rot the roots. After the vines are well established, give them a trellis, fence, or other climbing device. This will promote good growth and will be a spectacle for their lovely flowers.
Germination and Growth
Firstly Seeds germinate between 7 and 14 days. Remove weaker seedling after germination so stronger seedlings may take up space. As the plant matures, it will rapidly overgrow its supporting structure with white flowers and green leaves.
Blooming Season
Morning Glory ‘Shirayuki’ flowers in summer into early fall. Morning-opening morning glory type flowers open in the morning and close in early afternoon. Deadhead at intervals to ensure continuous blooming. This will cause the plant to produce more flowers.
Common Problems and Solutions
- Slow Germination: Pre-soak seeds ahead of time before sowing them.
- Weak Growth: Give the plant adequate sunlight and nutrition.
- Pests: Check for aphids or caterpillars. If necessary, spray with a diluted soap solution water or with organic pest control methods.
- Harvesting Seeds for Next Year
- balsam peppermint grows in same weather condition also.
At the end of the flowering season, allow some of the flowers to go to seed. When the seed pods dry and become brown, harvest the seeds and store them in a cool, dry location for planting next year.
Conclusion
Indeed, seed growing Morning Glory ‘Shirayuki’ is a simple and enjoyable gardening process. Lastly With a small amount of care, you shall be rewarded with a beautiful vine covered in pale, dainty flowers to dress your garden. Sit back and let your Morning Glory flower!
| Color | White |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Easy |
| Growth Pattern | Trailing, Vine |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Op |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Origin Country | India |
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FAQs
Which fertizlier to be used
In most flowering plants NPK can be used 19:19:19 if you want to use organic, then vermicompost or any organic decomposed manure is best for soil fertility
When to Transplant
Once seedling has 4 true leaf then cab be transplanted after Sunset without disturbing the roots
How to germinate from seeds
Fill pot 80% with soil and compost mix the top layer 20% spread cocopeat, then place seeds on top of cocopeat, then cover seeds with thin layer of cocopeat, Maintain moisture till germination
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