Bindweeds are perennial herbs that climb in long, thin vines, hence the name. It is also known as morning glory. It is grown decoratively for its large, trumpet-shaped flowers. However, some species are considered invasive and a pest because they grow so quickly and aggressively and often self-cultivate outside people’s gardens.
Water:
In its native habitat, bindweeds thrives with consistent moisture and prefers evenly moist soil. Water bindweeds weekly to maintain soil moisture without over-saturation. Higher indoor humidity levels promote vigorous growth and enhance the evergreen foliage of bindweeds.
Propagation:
Propagation of bindweeds involves seed sowing, cuttings, and division. Success requires warm temperatures, well-draining soil, and sunlight. Manage vigorous growth and invasiveness. For division, separate roots in spring; for cuttings, use 4-6 inch stems in late spring, ensuring moisture for rooting.
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