Organically grown morning glories

[FireBrand77]

I was bored,so I snapped a pic of my glories,what do you guys think?

FireBrand77 Reviewed by FireBrand77 on 05-22-2006. Organically grown morning glories I was bored,so I snapped a pic of my glories,what do you guys think? Rating: 5

[FireBrand77]

oops,here it is,hehe,too stoned.PEACE

[FireBrand77]

Here it is really,haha.

[skarz]

How long have you been growing those for?

[FireBrand77]

Oh,I started them indoors,around february or march,and I use my special organic fertilizer on them,for super fast results.PEACE

[420mory]

good job :thumbsup:
I wa grow HBW and MG Blue Star,Heavenly Blue last year
what's the variety over there?

[FireBrand77]

Oh my vareity is a very rare south american species,at least rare around here.It doesn't reproduce by seed.It sends out runners with roots attached,and colinates vast areas,and in the winter it totally dies back,and comes out next spring by the vines and roots.I aquired it growing wild in a north florida marsh.I took home a cutting with roots,and it took off.I've never seen it at any garden centers,or catalogs.I'll try to find out the exact species.PEACE

[Mindzeyecreationz]

I have that same species growing all over my property--it hasnt flowered in 2 years that I have been here though---I would like to know which species it really is, especially since it doesnt flower--I dont see a way to upload a pic or I would

[Mindzeyecreationz]

[attachment=o67933]see them behind my cacti

[harmonicminor]

hey mindzeye
are you sure those are glories???