Morning Glories: MG foliage, 1 by mountainmeadowseeds

mountainmeadowseeds wrote:
Elsie - If you have blooms then typically the foliage tends to be sparce, not always that way, but my experiences have been like that. Are the leaves yellow? or curly? If so then too much nitrogen in the soil. Let the soil dry out real good and give small amounts of water in the morning. MG's don't like to be watered at night. Also they grow well in pots, so that shouldn't be it. We've had great success growing our morning glories in containers of all kinds, but you do have to water more frequently then if they were in the ground of course. The time release balls will loose their potency soon and don't feed them anymore, this may encourage them. We've found that neglect usually has positive results, LOL. That might help some, but.....everyone has a different method :-)
Dennis