Morning Delights

Morning Glory Morning Delights...

 opening up....

in full glory....

 the show is done for now- flowers closing up as the evening sets..

Morning Glory Follow Up

I've transplanted the morning glory that i propagated, in a separate pot and its doing fine...

It has already sprouted two beautiful little leaves and a tendril..

Successful Experiments

I tried propagating morning glory and Tabernaemontana divaricata (which we call safeda or chandni tree here in local terms) from herbaceous stem cuttings, and had excellent results.

 attractive bottles ;)

Inspite of all the discouraging content on the internet which says that propagating things without rooting hormones is mostly a failure, i had success WITHOUT it. I just put the cuttings in water and they sprouted roots. However you should keep in consideration that the stems are semi-hardwood- neither too old nor very young. Just a week or so old. This is because the mature stems find it difficult to adapt to the new medium and the young ones are too undeveloped for it.  I also find it better to peel off a little surface of the stems.

Morning Glory-initial stage

first root growths

mature roots ready to transplant

Chandni- initial stage

first root growths