When does morning glory bloom?

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Generally, the flowering period of morning glories is from June to October. It usually blooms at 4-5 o'clock in the morning, and its flowers will wither around noon.

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

When does it bloom?

Morning glory is an annual or perennial twining herbaceous plant with short hairs on the entire plant. Under normal circumstances, morning glories are sown in spring and bloom in summer and autumn, in the shape of a funnel. The colors include blue, crimson, pink, and multiple colors, and the edges of the petals also vary a lot.

Blooming in one day

< p> The general flowering period of morning glory is from 6 to 10 months. 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 the flowers contain a certain amount of water. When the sun shines, the water in the flowers will evaporate in a short period of time. Morning glories will fade more slowly if they are in a shady place, and sometimes the flowers will still be open in the afternoon.

Flowering maintenance methods

< p> In fact, when morning glories bloom, you only need to do the following:

1. Fertilize when the buds are blooming, and stop fertilizing when they bloom.

2.Spray water frequently. After flowering, spray the flowers and leaves. And promptly move the plants to a cool place or shade.

3. Cut off the remaining flowers in time. The flowering period of morning glory is very short. It blooms in the morning and basically fails in the evening. The remaining flowers should be cut off at this time.

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