When is the best time to sow Cypress vine (Ipomoea quamoclit)?

Cypress vine (Ipomoea quamoclit) is an ornamental flowering plant whose flowers look like five-pointed stars, and it is very popular among flower lovers. There are currently many flower colors such as white and red, so many people like to plant one in their own courtyard. So when should Cypress vine be sown?

1. When should Cypress vine be sown?

Cypress vine is generally sown in early spring from March to April, but due to climate differences between the north and south, the southern region can sow earlier, and the northern region can sow later. When sowing, you can scatter 5-7 seeds in a pot, then cover with soil, and keep the soil moist and seedlings will grow.

2. When does Cypress vine bloom?

The flowering period of Cypress vine is generally from early July to late September. The flowering period is very long. In the areas of Anhui, Hubei and Hunan in China, the flowering period of Cypress vine can last from April to November each year. After Cypress vine blooms, it produces seeds, and the fruit ripening period is from September to November.

In general, Cypress vine can be sown from March to April, but the south can sow earlier, and the north can plant a little later.