L@@H here.... VARIEGATED L@TS @F P@DS!!

I woke up this morning and had another bloom on the variegated ipomoea tricolor (!)

I have lots of seed pods I am sure everyone will be wanting some of the seeds from this one, is this worthwhile swapping?

TTY...

Ray

Side view I L@VE this M@RNING GL@RY I am sure Y@U will T@@!

L@TS @F Buds!

Plenty seeds to share with EVERY@NE this one is S @ C@@L

I just can't get EN@UGH @F this @NE all the PH@T@S are mine and have N@T been altered in any way and the introduction is mine and not passed off as someone else's so you have only see it here and nowhere else all part of secret breeding

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Uh Ray ... ME, ME!!! Do you see my hand waving?!!! I want seeds, too! :-)

Does it really have variegated leaves? That's pretty neat if it does! Not seen any tri-colors with variegated leaves before. COOOOOL!

Ray, I'm the second on the list after Becky.
I know that only Ron have variegated leaf Purpureas , but tricolor only you.

I polish your shoes for one week to get some seeds !

The question is in England , how to produce seeds from tricolor plants?
Are you sure that seeds come to maturity ?

In the UK you have about one month to produce seeds then you can take the pods indoors in a jar of water (that you must change daily that has glucose and a few drops bleach, you can keep them like that..however I hope to take mine into the porch.

Ron is not the only one to have variegated ipomoea purpurea..

Forget shining shoes I have a contract you must sign where I can have your soul

Interesting way to promote seed maturity. That's a new one for me ...

Well, just send a few seeds to me ... and I am sure the new vines/blooms will produce seed pods and reach maturity here without any worries! LOL! :-) There IS an advantage to being close to the equator!!

What? Variegated I. purpurea vines??? Who? What? Where???? :-)

Becky said :
Well, just send a few seeds to me ... and I am sure the new vines/blooms will produce seed pods and reach maturity here without any worries! LOL! :-) There IS an advantage to being close to the equator!!

That's a good idea, what is the last limit for sow this year in Florida?

What? Variegated I. purpurea vines??? Who? What? Where???? LOL.

I think the variegated purpurea is hidden in the seed bunker together with the cyanide capsules together with the map on where to find the rare variegated ipomoea aquatica

Dany - The last date to sow here is probably right in this current time frame. Blooms from seed in a month and then another month or so for seed pods to ripen. By the end of October, the cooler weather moves in and the vines slow down or die. :-(

WHAT??? Variegated I. aquatic! Aye Matey ... Give up the treasure map! ... I don't wanna have to arm wrestle you for your bounty, RSM! LOL!