When does morning glory bloom?

Morning glory is one of the common roadside wild flowers. It looks fine when growing on the roadside, but becomes pretentious when it is moved home.

When is the flowering season?

Morning glory is an annual or perennial twining herb with short hairs all over the plant. Under normal circumstances, morning glory is sown in spring and blooms in summer and autumn in a funnel shape. The colors include blue, crimson, pink, and there are also multi-colored varieties, and there are many variations on the edges of the petals.

One day blooming

The general flowering period of morning glory is from June to October . It usually blooms at 4 to 5 o'clock in the morning and the flowers will wither around noon. This is because morning glory flowers are large and thin, and contain a certain amount of water. When exposed to the sun, the water in the flowers will evaporate in a very short time. If in a cool place, the morning glory will wither more slowly, and sometimes the flowers will still be blooming in the afternoon.

Flowering period maintenance method

In fact, when morning glory blooms, you only need to do the following:

1. Fertilize during the bud blooming period and stop fertilizing when flowering.

2. Spray water frequently. After flowering, spray the flowers and leaves. Move the plants to a cool or shaded place in time.

3. Cut off the dead flowers in time. The flowering period of morning glory is very short. It blooms in the morning and basically withers in the evening. At this time, the dead flowers should be cut off.