How to plant morning glory seeds

Morning glory seeds are generally sown at the end of April and the beginning of May, and the soil can choose sandy loam rich in humus. The seeds can be cut into the seed coat, or soaked for 24 hours, or soaked to accelerate germination before sowing, sowed on demand or sowed, and can be put on the pot when the seedlings have just germinated true leaves. Fertilizing, watering and coring should be done well after potting.

1. Time: generally sowing at the end of April and the beginning of May (the south can also advance), the soil can choose sandy loam rich in humus, 4 parts of rotten leaf soil, 5 parts of garden soil and 1 part of river sand are used, and a small amount of bone powder is applied to the bottom of the basin as base fertilizer.

2. Sowing: cut the seed coat, or soak the seed for 24 hours, or soak the seed to accelerate germination before sowing. Generally use on-demand, each sowing 3-5 tablets; can also be sown, after sowing about 2 cm of soil. If the seeds are sown directly without treatment, the seedlings will emerge in about 7-8 days, and the seedlings will be refined after emergence, and the seedlings can be put on the pot as soon as the seedlings have just germinated true leaves.

3. Management: apply dilute liquid fertilizer after 1 week, then apply dilute pancake fertilizer or compound fertilizer every 2 to 3 weeks, and spray 0.2% potassium dichlorophosphate aqueous solution twice during the bud period. Watering should be diligent, especially in summer, but there can be no stagnant water in the basin. After the true leaves grow three or four leaves, the center begins to grow vines, so you should pick the heart again after the branches grow three or four leaves, so as to make the plant dwarf and erect, and also promote the plant to bloom more.