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Morning Glories are starting to sprout!!!

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  1. poodledoodlemom

    poodledoodlemom Seedling

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    My morning glories are sprouting! At least I think they are morning glories. I'm so bad! I planted them and Asian peppers but forgot to mark which was which.



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  2. toni

    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    In a couple of days when the leaves have attained an identifiable shape we should be able to tell you. I have all sorts of things in pots and in the ground that I just knew I would remember what was what....I have spent most of the last month wandering the gardens looking at sprouts and wondering .... "what is that and did I plant it on purpose" ;)
     
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    Oh good. I'm not the only one! LOL! :)
     
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    morning glory sprouts

    My morning glories in my sqauare pot are all coming up now, I have2 completely up and 2 more just showing a little.
     
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  5. poodledoodlemom

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    I'm not sure where I'm going to plant them. Will they grow up the side of a house?
     
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    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Morning Glories vine will twist around each other, other vines and twine to climb but they do not have anyway to attach themselves to walls. You could start out with a trellis on the side of the wall and they will grow up that.
     
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    Good news there, Poodle. What kind of 'Glories did you plant?
     
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    Blue star.
     
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    Here's what they look liked this morning. Man they grow fast!!!



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    morning glory seedlings

    Here are mine, they are leaning because I had them in the window and they were leaning towards the light, but as you can see, there are 7 sprouted, like I said, I don't know how many I planted, but there are no more coming up so I think that is it.

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    morning glory and moonflower seedlings

    The first picture is the morning glories and the second is the moonflower seedlings, going to try to have the moonflower bloom indoors, I know the morning glories will because I have had them bloom inside before.

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    Nice!! I don't have enough light in my house to have very many plants inside...which bums me out. I replanted the morning glories into a hanging planter that had a dead plant in it. I dumbed that out and put some new good soil in it. I hope they survive. They wouldn't have lasted long in the thing I had them in because these suckers grow FAST!

    My Asian peppers are now sprouting too!!!!

    AND the seeds I planted actually in my garden are sprouting. Yay! Sooooo excited!
     
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    Congratulations! I am always glad when I hear someones plants are sprouting!
     
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    How long have y'all been doing this? This is my first year and I'm having a blast so far.
     
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    I have been here at the north end of the lake for about 5 or 6 years, it was just for the last couple of years that I thought about growing morning glories indoors. They do bloom for me, I started because I wanted some color in the house during the wintertime.
     
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