Morning Glories: Winter 2010-2011: Growing plants under lights indoors! Pt 2, 1 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
Becky, I have no idea what the two Austrailian vines will bring me, like panduratas, they are hard for me to get to germinate, so when a wild mg does show, I rejoice.
The Pink Moon vine was the one that was a nice fat cuadex with leaves all summer. That one did go dormant. that was the one sprouting new leaves I showed above. The one in the closet that looks like a hump of wood is the sticto that I cut back after it bloomed. ( I was trying to make cuttings, remember>?) Anyway, the Vines all get water, no pests that I can see, and you may be right about the light. I also have a tendency to turn things, so maybe I keep severing the budding vine parts.
I am still going to cut back all the vines, the woodrose and the I. Lutea are entwined into each other fiercely..
Here is Ace of Spades, awake and being trained to a standard.