Climbing seeds Mjad Al-Sabah - Red Ipomoea (Ipomoea nil)

Common name: Morning Glory climbing - Ipomoea nil Scientific name: Ipomoea nil Other names: Japanese morning glory Plant type: climbing plant suitable as ground cover, creeping or sprawling, reaching up to 3 meters in height, fast-growing, hence called "mill every minute," and barren market, producing roots wherever it touches the ground, with dark green leaves. Morning Glory flower - climbing Ipomoea red: blooms with white buds, and when they open, the flowers turn red with a white center. Morning Glory seeds - climbing Ipomoea red: the fruit is a brown pod 1 cm wide containing small, gun-shaped seeds in separate chambers, black in color. Germination season: planted in spring and autumn, and can also be cultivated year-round in temperate areas and agricultural reserves. Suitable climate and soil for growing morning glory - climbing Ipomoea red: the plant prefers growth under direct sunlight or in partially shaded areas, and may grow in shade but does not flower well. It is affected by frost and high temperatures, prefers fertile soil, and if the soil drains well, it grows faster with regular watering. How to cultivate morning glory - climbing Ipomoea red: propagated by seeds planted no deeper than 1 cm from the soil surface, and can be fertilized with organic fertilizer at least once during flowering to accelerate growth and development. Benefits and uses: decorates fences and entrances due to its density and beautiful flowers. Original habitat: native to tropical regions and spread worldwide.