How does the morning glory disperse its seeds? The latest explanation is here

I. Methods of seed dispersal

1. Self-ejection: The morning glory's method of dispersing seeds is quite special; it can disperse seeds by itself to reproduce. Its seeds are wrapped in seed pods, and during the growing period they grow along with the plant, and after growing to a certain stage, the seed pods and seeds mature, then the seed pods split open and even produce an elastic force, thereby ejecting the seeds out. After the seeds are ejected and fall into the soil, if the environment is suitable, they will rely on the soil to germinate and grow.

2. Animal dispersal: Besides relying on self-ejection to disperse seeds, it can also rely on animals to disperse them. The morning glory's colors are bright and beautiful, which can attract birds. Birds may swallow the seeds as food. Because the seeds are large and heavy and have very hard shells, it is difficult for the birds to digest them, so they are excreted along with the droppings, and they will also grow after falling into the soil.

II. Seed planting methods

When you want to plant them at home, you need to do it by sowing. Go to a seed shop and buy good seeds, select plump and full seeds, prepare a flowerpot, fill it with soil, scatter the seeds into the soil, and gently press the soil firm. Water appropriately to keep it moist, and keep the temperature at around 15-22°C, which can promote the seeds to sprout as soon as possible.