FREE: Morning Glory Seeds

The listing, Morning Glory Seeds has ended.

You will get about 20 seeds.

Fun Facts
•Morning glory vines reach a height of 10 feet or more.
•Morning Glories have lush green foliage.
•Some Morning glories are excellent seed voyagers.
•Morning glory leaves are heart-shaped, 4 - 5 inches long.
•In many species the morning glory seeds contain d-lysergic acid amide, ergoline alkaloids better known as LSA, which are poisonous in nature.
•Morning glories produce round seed pods in clusters hanging from their vines.
•When the Morning glory seeds mature the pods turn papery brown and become hard.
•The mature Morning glory seeds are dark-brown to matte-black and wedge shaped.
•The Morning glory seeds are sized between 1/8" and 1/4" long.
Growing
Before sowing the seed, nick the morning glory seed with a file to help it absorb water and germinate more quickly, or soak overnight in tepid water to soften their coats.

•Morning Glory should be planted in full sun.
•Soil for the Morning Glory plant should not be too fertile or moist.
•Sow the seeds 1/2 inch deep, 8 to 12 inches apart, and give a support of twine.
•Give 3-inch peat pots four to six weeks before the last frost is due.
•Morning Glories do not survive transplanting.
Caring for Morning Glories
•Give a good support system to the upcoming vine.
•Morning glories are favorites of sun, so do not overwater them.
•Morning glories are excellent reseeders so once you plant them, there is no need to replant them.
•To reduce their reseeding capability remove all the dead vines after they are killed by frost.

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