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,great believer in pinching out.  So, yes,I would do that Artjak.  You lose,nothing by it but increase,leading,shoots to produce more flowers and bushier,fuller plant I wouldn't pinch out Morning Glory myself - I've found them to only produce a single shoot

I've only tried growing Morning Glory plants once before - with disappointing results. Last year my entire crop of 5 inch high seedlings (about 50 plants) was chewed to the roots overnight by snails. I live in a rural area with lots of surrounding

http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/talkback/-info-for-newbies---how-to-ensure-that-your-question-appears/79134-3.html Look at this link Lynda And whatever the question was, please have another go.  I have morning glory seedlings which

Hello I was wondering if anyone could help with this problem, my morning glory seeds germinated and are now about 3 inches high but the bottom leaves have started dying even though the plants still seem to be growing. They are kept indoors on a

to a warmer room and hopefully that will work. My morning glory seedlings grew very tall with only two leaves and I kept watering them.  I then read somewhere (maybe on this site) not to overwater them.  I potted them on into compost, put into unheated

I have 40 Ipomoea Morning Glory seeds to plant but no instructions on how to plant them or what soil to use can someone help me please. for Morning Glory, it has strong growth ability,  I have planted Morning Glory before, just take care of enough

I have sown too many morning glory and they have all germinated. I have run out of climbing places, has anyone tried growing them in a hanging basket as a trailer? Never have, but I cant see why it would'nt work. You could always grow them over

Each blue or magenta flower of Ipomoea, the morning glory, lasts just one day, but it blooms reliably throughout the summer. The dense mat of heart-shaped leaves provide a perfect backdrop for the cheery flowers.How to grow annual climbers from