How to Propagate Dwarf morning glories?
Primary propagation methods for dwarf morning glories include seed sowing and cuttings. Key factors for propagation success encompass adequate light exposure, warmth, and well-draining soil. Special considerations involve maintaining high humidity for cuttings and protecting seedlings from intense midday sun. As a generally easy-to-propagate plant, dwarf morning glories may still face challenges such as root rot if overwatered. To propagate by cuttings: 1) Select healthy, non-flowering stems; 2) Cut 3-4 inch pieces, removing lower leaves; 3) Dip cut ends in rooting hormone; 4) Plant in a moist soil mix; 5) Enclose in a plastic bag to retain humidity; 6) Place in bright, indirect light and keep soil slightly moist. For seeds: 1) Sow in a tray with seed-starting mix; 2) Lightly cover with soil; 3) Water gently; 4) Keep in a warm spot with indirect sunlight; 5) Transplant seedlings after the development of true leaves.