@guy4rm36109 no thanks--don't need to hear any more potty language--I'll find out another way...are people around here not eating their omega 3's or what??? so weird
@ missann. You can knick the seeds with a knife or file and plant them, or if you'd rather, leave them in water for 24-36 hours before planting. Personally I think the water method is easier. Then just stick 'em in the ground, say 1/2-1cm deep. Proceed with sunlight and water.
The question I have is will moonvine readily twine themselves up trees?
Dear lord people, stop posting "how to" videos woith 2 minutes of crap and 10 seconds of weak information.
Otherwise, you make good videos, just name them right. "What is a moonflower?" Not, "How to grow moonflowers."
nicholas2835 1 year ago 2
Of course you can see them if the moon's not out! Sheesh!
trickrocket 1 year ago
\i enjoy your videos, thanks for uploading them. I planted some moonflower this year and they are starting to grow. :)
questionsleadtotruth 1 year ago
@guy4rm36109 no thanks--don't need to hear any more potty language--I'll find out another way...are people around here not eating their omega 3's or what??? so weird
meyersonfire 1 year ago
please retitle this: what is a moonflower
disappointed there were no growing tips as suggested in the title
thanks
meyersonfire 1 year ago
@ missann. You can knick the seeds with a knife or file and plant them, or if you'd rather, leave them in water for 24-36 hours before planting. Personally I think the water method is easier. Then just stick 'em in the ground, say 1/2-1cm deep. Proceed with sunlight and water.
The question I have is will moonvine readily twine themselves up trees?
raineyc14 2 years ago
Yeah, but HOW DO YOU GROW THEM? AND how do you get them to not die from the seed coat not coming off?
missann208 2 years ago