Moonflower seeds - climbing white Ipomoea (Ipomoea alba)

Common name: White Ipomoea climber Scientific name: Ipomoea alba Other names: Moonflower A climbing vine suitable as ground cover, creeping or sprawling, reaching up to 5 meters in height. The plant is fast-growing, sometimes called "mile a minute." The soil is barren, and it produces roots wherever it touches the ground. The leaves are dark green. White Ipomoea climber flower: Large white flowers with a diameter of up to 10 cm, closing during the day and opening at night, emitting a fragrant scent. It blooms in spring and autumn. White Ipomoea climber seeds: Hard, oval-shaped, varying in size, with dark brown and light brown colors. Growing season: Planted in spring and autumn, and can be cultivated year-round in moderate regions and agricultural reserves. Suitable climate and soil for growing White Ipomoea climber: The plant grows well under direct sunlight or in partially shaded areas. It can grow in shade but flowers less well. It is affected by frost and prefers fertile soil. If the soil is well-drained, the plant grows quickly with regular watering. How to cultivate White Ipomoea climber: Propagated by seeds soaked in warm water for a day before planting, as they are hard seeds. The seed is planted at a depth of no more than 1 cm from the soil surface. It can also be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering to accelerate growth and development. Benefits and uses: Decorates fences and entrances with its dense foliage and beautiful large flowers. Original habitat: Its native habitat is tropical regions, and it is spread worldwide.