Morning Glory Violet vine Seeds 8-10 seeds Open Pollinated
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How to Grow Morning Glory Violet from Seeds
Morning Glory Violet is one of the most gorgeous flowering vines with gorgeous purple flowers. It is easy to grow a vine and will bring beauty to any garden. Below is a step-by-step easy guide on how to grow Glory from seeds.
| Number of Seeds | 10 Seeds |
|---|---|
| Sowing Month | Feb to Oct |
| Blooming month | April to Nov |
| Temperature | Above 30C |
| Sun | Full sun |
Choosing and Preparing Seeds
Morning Glory seeds also have a hard covering. Soak them in warm water for 12-24 hours to tenderize the seed prior to planting so that germination is simpler. This will also soften the covering and allow water to penetrate the seed within.
Selecting a Planting Spot
Morning Glory Violet needs a sunny position to thrive. Choose a place that gets a minimum of 6-8 hours of sun per day. The soil should be poor and well-draining because too much fertilizer will lead to more leaf growth and fewer flowers.
Morning Glory Violet Planting the Seeds
- Plant the seeds in ready soil and kill any weeds.
- Make small holes ¼ inch deep and 6 inches apart.
- Place one seed in each hole and cover with soil.
- Water the soil lightly but not heavily.
Care of Plants
- Morning Glory Violet Watering: Water the soil at intervals but never waterlogged. Once the plants have established well, they may go without water for a period of time because they are resistant to drought.
- Support: The Morning Glory vines will need something to grow upon. Provide them with a trellis, fence, or stake upon which they can climb.
- Thinning, Thin the seedlings out to 12 inches when they are around 2 inches tall so that they will have sufficient space in which to expand.
- Weeding, Keep the ground near the plants weed-free so that they won’t compete with the plants for water and nutrients.
Growth and Flowering
Morning Glory Violet is quite fast-growing and will grow 10 feet or more tall. The flowers will be 6-8 weeks from planting when they bloom. It will have its flowers opened by morning and closed by the afternoon, and it will be a beautiful addition to your garden.
Pests: Aphids and spider mites are pests for these flowers. Spray them off with water spray or use insecticidal soap.
Poor Blooming: Too much fertilizer results in pretty leaves and fewer blooms. Don’t overfeed.
Yellow Leaves: Either too much water or poor drainage. Water only when the soil is slightly dry.
Morning Glory Violet Seed Saving for Next Year
Morning Glory Violet sets seed pods on the flower. Allow the pods to dry on the vine following flowering. Dry seeds in a warm, dry area for planting next year.
Conclusion
It is easy and gratifying to grow Morning Glory Violet from seeds. Treat them nicely, and those beautiful flowers will be the envy of your garden all year round. Watch as they spread and climb, bearing a beautiful display!
| Color | violet |
|---|---|
| Germination Level | Easy |
| Growth Pattern | Vine |
| Hybrid or Open Pollinated | Op |
| Ideal location | Full sun |
| Origin Country | India |
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