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What should be considered when planting morning glory?

Since the thin tendrils of the morning glory are not very tear-resistant, the young plants that are grown should ideally come with one compostable seed pot or at least planted with a carefully dug up ball of earth around the roots in the garden will. the not hardy morning glories grow very quickly under suitable conditions and can enhance unsightly spots in the garden with their pretty funnel-shaped flowers.

Which location do morning glories prefer?

The morning glory grows particularly vigorously and abundantly in sunny locations. Since a lot of water evaporates through the leaf mass, the water requirement of the plants increases in line with solar radiation and temperature. So that you do not have to constantly need to pour, you should, if possible, ensure that the lowest part of the plants with the soil around the roots is more in the shade. That can be done with suitable ground cover or also

on a balcony realize well. The ideal garden location should also have a certain amount of wind protection.

When can the morning glory be sown and when can it be planted outdoors?

the Morning glory seeds should be from late March to early April on the windowsill be preferred, so that at the end of May vigorous plants for the planned Locations in the garden stand ready.

Is it worth bringing up the morning glory in the house?

The advantage of early morning glory plants is that they are right in the garden from the end of May get started and thus fulfill their function as a privacy screen and flower tower on a trellis faster can.

How is the morning glory multiplied?

The morning glory is grown from seeds, but please note:

• self-sowing in the garden can certainly occur
• the self-harvested seed pods must be fully ripe
• the seed pods are mostly the most poisonous parts of the plant
• storing them in a dry place protects the seeds from mold growth in winter

When is morning glory in bloom?

The morning glory usually blooms from June to autumn, with individual flowers fading after just one day.

Which substrate is suitable for the morning glory?

The morning glory doesn't like waterlogging, but it shouldn't dry out either. Therefore, ideally, a somewhat loamy substrate should be chosen so that it does not have to be watered every day.