How to plant morning glories
The editor answers how to plant morning glories and the cares and precautions for morning glory maintenance. Please see the detailed introduction below.
The other day, when Flower Flower went for a walk downstairs, he saw the backyard covered with morning glories. Flower Flower remembers often seeing morning glories as a child and playing with friends. Morning glories also grow very fast, and many flower enthusiasts love them. Every time Flower Flower sees morning glories, they feel that they carry many childhood memories. In fact, morning glories grow very fast. If flower enthusiasts have a small backyard, they can grow some morning glories at home~
I. How to care for morning glories
After morning glories bloom, they quickly grow into a large cluster. Some might be seeds from the original morning glory that have fallen and grown into a patch. In fact, it's very simple to care for morning glories by ourselves~
1. Buy seeds
Seeds are readily available in the flower market and have a high survival rate. Flower enthusiasts can buy them directly from the flower market. Also, morning glories can produce seeds on their own, so we can ask friends who have morning glories at home for some seeds to grow a large area.
2. Planting
Morning glories are not picky about soil. The soil in the backyard is sufficient. We can plant the seeds directly into the soil, cover them with a little nutrient-rich soil, and then mix some organic fertilizer into the soil to promote the growth of morning glories.
How to plant morning glories
3. Fertilizing
Once the morning glories are planted in the soil, they can pretty much rely on natural conditions. Flower enthusiasts can scatter some compound fertilizer on the soil surface to provide nutrition, which is good for the growth of morning glories. After about a year, morning glories can grow very beautifully. Flower enthusiasts can try growing them at home if they like~
In fact, besides morning glories that can climb walls, flower enthusiasts with small backyards can also grow a "mountain turtle." The mountain turtle looks like a big potato, but it's completely different once it grows leaves.
Its leaves resemble nasturtiums, round and very beautiful. Moreover, it has an excellent climbing effect and can cover a wall in just two to three months. Even without a backyard, it's very suitable to grow indoors. As long as there's heating in winter, it can survive the winter normally~
When we buy a mountain turtle, we first plant it in a flower pot of the right size. Flower enthusiasts should first distinguish the top from the bottom of the mountain turtle and not plant it upside down. Leave more than half exposed. After planting, water thoroughly and place it in a bright environment. It will root and sprout quickly. Then, water it with some "Flower More" or monopotassium phosphate to promote plant growth.
The mountain turtle is a type of ornamental foliage plant. When fertilizing, it's best to use more nitrogen fertilizer, which can promote the growth of the mountain turtle's leaves. The mountain turtle is also shade-tolerant, so flower enthusiasts with insufficient lighting at home can also grow it.
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