Ipomoea purpurea MORNING GLORY (plant)

Purple Ipomoea or morning glory is an annual herbaceous plant in the convolvulaceae family.
It is grown mainly as an ornamental garden flower.
It is a climbing plant that grows very quickly to trellis along a fence or pergola.

The shells of Purple Ipomea, also called morning glory, are used by shamans during ethnic rituals under the names of Ololiuqui or Tlitliltzin.

Morning Glory plant 10 to 20 cm high, delivered in a plug with a good root system.
As soon as you receive the plant, transplant it into a 1 liter pot.
Drain the pot well before planting, then plant the plant in a substrate based on horticultural soil.
Water the plant immediately after planting and place it in a sunny location.
It is possible to plant it directly in the ground in a sunny location.
The more sun there is, the more this beautiful climbing plant will flower.

• Spectacular purple flowers throughout the summer.
• Production of approximately 200 seeds per Ipomée plant.
• Very rapid growth.
• Climbing plant to train.
• Adapts to any type of soil, likes full sun.

It is possible that there are a few ipomoea plants of the cultivar "Milky way" whose flower color is white with a purple center.

Do not consume.
Collectible ethnobotanical plant only.