Morning Glories: Beautiful, Delicate Morning Glorys Cont. #4, 1 by OhioBreezy

OhioBreezy wrote:
LOL Gourd, that is cute, I am imagining your big grin right now LOL, there is always the posibility of a cross, but not nearly as likely as so many people do think!!

Dee, too cool, so you actually could have 2 crops a year there, that is great, I totally understand about waiting, take your chances when you know you should get seeds to ripen in the spring, makes total sense to me!!

I haven't noticed any worms or any pods being mushy, however, I have noticed with mine, some of the more "delicate and beautiful" ones do seem to set less seed than others, in general there are 6 seeds per pod, but on occasion I get 4 or 2 seeds, not sure if it's because of the temperature, little rain, etc.

Wondering, are your pods near the ground? where they could "lay" in water if it rained or are they hidden under the mound of vines, perhaps air circulation is not flowing and hindering them and making them mush? not sure on that one, I did have some that were literally just little dried up twigs where a pod should have been, and I am contributing that to the time when we had such high heat and little rain.
~Laurrie
here is chocolate silk, something to smile about yesterday LOL