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For sure you can. Try it and let me know how it works out!!

@@lynnmantell8694 okay thnx sister

You are most welcome! First thing is they really don't like to be transplanted. So if you are going to start them indoors put them into peat pots or a pot that can go right into the ground. They will also need to be hardened off, or get used to the sun outside. Be sure you plant them in a sunny spot. But if I were you, I would nick and soak the seeds and them plant them right outside in a sunny spot. Or try it both ways and see what works best. And don't feel bad that yours are not coming out like others, every garden is vastly different from others, the soil, the sunlight, amount of water ect. I start most of my plants from seed, but overall I am only about 50% successful. The main thing is that you keep trying different things until you hit upon what works for you!!!

Pretty sure they down fall pn their own, when they turn yellow its time to pick them off.

What the pot size you have grwon in???

Hi Kel, Morning glories bloom near the top of new growth, if you stagger planting you will have better coverage of flowers down the whole length of your plants. Other then that there is no reason why you would have to do this.

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🤣 I was thinking the same thing. I just didn't wanted it to come out sounding mean b/C I like the video

Gee I am not sure, I have never nicked hibiscus seeds, I just plant them out. Let me know how they each do!

If they are goozy, they might not be good seed. The seed itself should stay hard.

Hi, I just nick the side of the seed by the pointy end. The main thing is just to make sure the nick is very small.

It usually takes between 1-2 months. Do you have them outside in sunlight?

Hi, I use the fingernail clippers to just nip a small piece of the hard coat off. You don't want to cut into the white inside of the plant. But if you get just a small bit it's ok.

thank you

Thanks!!

+1sageraza Hello and thank you! Well these plants are annuals so they only last for one season. I haven't started any yet this year as we had a new home built, but I will be planting some outside pretty soon. Morning glories do not like to get dry, when I have mine outside I will water once a day or every other day depending on the amount of rain we get. It is easy to tell with these plants when they want water as the leaves will become droppy. But not long after they get water the leaves will perk right back up again.

Thank you! Any seed starting mix is good. I usually pick up a bag at Lowes. Don't start them in potting soil indoors or you will usually wind up with a fungus that can kill the young seedling. If however you start them outdoors, any good loose soil will be fine.

Hi son, sure do miss you!!

Hey is this Norma? Thank you~he's such a big loveable goof~

No, it's Chris. Willows mom.

M Malificent LOL, My David has an aunt Norma that loves Malificent! So great to see you here, feel free to look thru all my stuff. I have some other cute ones of Ulfryd when he was a pup~How is Willow, one of my favorite girls in the whole world doing?

Hello, Thank you for your interest~They did well. I planted them outside, some in pots and some in the ground. This year has been cooler then last year and so it took longer for them to come into a good bloom and I'm still waiting on seed from some of them. I just took some that I had planted in pots back inside as they have seed, but we have a freeze coming. I did not take any more videos of them, but I did take a bunch of pictures thru the season~here is a link to my photobucket album of them~I have tons of pictures of my flowers in different albums there, feel free to look around if you like! ~s396.photobucket.com/user/fearadyn/slideshow/A%20morning%20glory%202014%20growout

Absolutely GORGEOUS .....like being engulfed by a chapter in a story, it was wonderful to see the pictures....and being taken to a beautiful place ! what a garden....! I hope I have luck come spring...Ive followed your videos from germination to putting the seeds in their homes for the next few months... they've just poked their little heads out this morning...so ... wish me luck ! Just one question... I will be trying to fill up a wooden fence but have read that the heavenly blue type will be top heavy and have exposed vines on the bottom while crimson rambler...or..the pinkish one... is fuller with vines and will cover more area... have you found this to be true ?? Its a really ugly , tall, long wooden fence.. i will be adding a trellis against the whole wall of it to help them.. but am aiming for a morning glory sanctuary.....lol.. if this desert. permits.... well,... thank you for sharing your pictures with me.. ! God Bless !

gravid05 (opps, sorry for the strange screen name and icon, they are from my grandson who signed on here the other day-lol) Thank you!! Its really wonderful to see some interest generated from here. I did the videos for a morning glory grow out I hosted on a favorite plant and seed trading site~plantswap.net . It's a free site for gardeners who love to share their seeds, plants and information, I think you would enjoy the folks there, you should check it out. As to your question, I have grown both of these types, but they have grown in with other types, so I can't really tell you one way or another which one would be best for you. I've found for the best coverage is to grow more then one type of morning glory and to stagger planting times to like a week apart. That said, I have plenty of seeds from this years harvest from the three mixes I have~I harvest and share my seeds every year, you are welcome to some or all the three types for the cost of postage to send them to you~just contact me at fearadyn@yahoo.com if you would like them. Also if you have any growing questions, don't hesitate to ask~I love helping other gardeners!

Jack FlameMaster I must admit that I did go back and check your previous posts as i had remembered you as Mrs. Mentell, and not Jack Flamemaster ! But I completely understand as my youtube searches are often filled with minecraft and mickey mouse from my children ....the little fingerprints of the ones we love are evvvvverywhere.....wouldn't have it any other way.... I will definitely be visiting plantswap.net as soon as Im done replying ! And thank you for the offer of your seeds ! that is truly generous ☆☆☆ i may hold off as i prematurely went black friday shopping on morning glory seeds as if they would have run out and soon ceased to exist...... but i do only have heavenly blue for some reason soooooo u might just get a stack of stamps and keep em comin'! Lol, either way , very generous of you. Thank you for sharing you pictures and experience with me ! -Sara

gravid05 LOL~Oh mine is a minecraft expert for sure! I will be listing all my seeds up for postage on the plantswap site, should be either tomorrow or the next day. Whenever you are ready you will be welcome to them~