Tropicals & Tender Perennials: The good news is they have lots of nodes, and the bad news, 1 by Kell

Kell wrote:
As you can see, I do little Jeanette. LOL. At home I do a lot more to them but they grow big here too in totally different soil. though I think it truly is the soil. Oh I also plant them with steer manure, 99 cents a bag. I also pour it on after I plant the seedling. At home I pour it all over my beds twice a year.

Also that 20-20-20 has really worked for me. I put a big handful in each pot when I first planted them, then watered well. I was afraid I would burn the roots but I didn't!

Here is my maybe one. It was a great color and the recurve so cute. Good tendrils too. It is marked unknown but I can tell it is a EP cross too. Too much neck fo rmy taste but other than that........ a possible.