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How to Grow The Cardinal Climber Vine-Morning Glory
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Cardinal Climber Vine
Cardinal Climber Vine is blooming red tubular flowers. Looking amazing on this warm summer day here in the Midwest.
This vine is a cross between Cypress Vine (Ipomoea quamoclit) and Red Morning Glory (Ipomoea coccinea).
For those of you that love the morning glory, this vine may be one you want to try in your garden.
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how many have grown this plant in your garden.? hummingbirds dig it literally
I am growing these now!!! So far my FAVORITE plant to watch grow from a seed!!! Mine is little and JUST started vining!!!!
that's great Leslie, good luck growing.. they love heat.. and do good in lots of sun..
Thank you so much for your Cardinal Climber Vine video! God bless you and have a fantastic Friday! ❤️🌹😀
You are so welcome! thanks Cynthia please come back to view more videos when you get a chance..
Beautiful plant....I learn so much about flowers from you! Thanks!
Very pretty, I do love the leaves too. I need to make a list of all these flowers I want to try. Oh, I also need to buy more property. LOL
@dalecalder2003 , well this is several plants I had left over and I would say probably over 10 plants here so that is why it looks like lots.. morning glory plants like to open in the morning and fade off throughout the day, however I am not quite sure of how long the blooms last on this one would be a good thing to watch next year. I know the hibiscus are one day bloomers..
The leaves alone are stunning!
I liked the video. I am growing from seed and have many humming birds in my backyard every spring and summer. I will try to post a video. Thanks
I’m growing them from seed for the first time this year. Hoping they do well in a hanging basket as I’m afraid of them taking over. Time will tell.
We have the Trumpet vine here in Virginia that is native. It is the hummingbirds favorite but can also be invasive. We trail ours up the pergola on our deck. It provides wonderful shade to sit under on the deck but is a mess when the leaves and flowers drop.
Be sure you like it before you plant it. I planted some over five years ago and they come back with a vengeance every year. They are quite invasive here in 7b/8a.
Nice job , looks good. I also started a CC VINE on a makeshift fence between two 4x4 fencing is 10' wide by 8' tall. Currently has not filled in completely but there are a few flowers on it. waiting to see what aug./sept will bring when more hummers arrive.
Pretty vine ❤
They germinate heckin fast, just one day after planting in peat medium and it has already sprouted. I'm shock but excited. No seeds germinate this fast!
yes especially when you soak the seeds , very fast..
@SleestaksRule wonderful, well those hummers are smart , I bet you are glad you planted them ..:) thanks for coming by..:)
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You said: Thanks for the wonderful video. It's very beautiful, it's the first time I see these flowers. Is it possible to send seeds to Serbia? Greetings
mine has filled out with greenery very nice and is climbing on our wrought iron porch trellis. however, I've only had 2 flowers. I'm going to fertilize tomorrow in hopes of getting more blooms to come on. is it typical that it's still vining but taking it's sweet time blooming? who knows, maybe I will be in for a real show of blooms soon...I'm hoping.
Very pretty. Thanks for posting this video.
+Marsha Papanicolas thanks Marsha, stop by anytime.
@fuzzbuttx3 well the regular morning glories I think grow faster than this cardinal climber however having said that if will depend on your climate these like warm weather, you never know until you try..
Wonderful video, thank you!
very nice. I need one, thanks 4 sharing
A neighbor gave me A lovely rose bush we panted in spring -This tiny vine sprouted up , had no idea of what it was. Curious I continued to let grow up along my fence -My husband loves it -says the leaves look like eye lashes ;) - I searched for its name -it hadn't produced A single flower , so this made it difficult to find. When summer had past and fall arrived, suddenly we had blooms everywhere --its not nearly as lush as the one in this video, "YET" -but I've gathered some pods (ill gently crack open for the tiny seeds to plant, spring 2018) I'm hoping it will get thick like this one so to shade my other plants -I live in southern California (inland) it can get very hot here!
Looks awesome!!!!!!!
thank you Alfreada!
Great video, thanks!
@Backyardhomesteader , glad it helped!
Yo quiero la blanca.
I just nick the fat end of the seeds with an emory board, instead of soaking, and they take off just fine.
this works too!
@lauriegirl2 , we have this one too, and you can't kill it.. we have one near our house and wanted to move it , well it appears impossible.. roots must run deep on this vine..
very pretty.
You can always nick the seed and it will sprout in a day.
for me nicking takes more time than soaking.. the seed swells pretty fast and germinate really fast.. either way works!
Thanks
@imstillworkin , hard to get true red flowers in the garden, and since hummers love them it is one I must plant.. Yeah Susan I think this will grow almost anywhere the weather gets warm.. :)
So excited to get my few out in the yard! I'm building an obelisk from sticks and twine and will place everything tomorrow. I heard you say you put a few plants out on the fence. I have 3 strong baby plants and the obelisk is about 5 ft tall, 3 feet wide. Do you think this will be too many plants or too few?
yes, just make sure your pot is large enough..
We have those. Flower looks great but sadly, the vine turns yellow in 2 weeks or less..
I have found mine turn yellow I believe when the plants get to dry..
@@dianemummvideos or old. And it attracts weird insects too.
I just bought a couple packets of these seeds for the hummingbird attraction. I have a big front porch that I tried growing normal morning glories on last year, but the posts are too big for them to grab onto without string. Will these guys be able to hold onto porch railings, etc?
I was thinking of growing this in a planter with a shepards hook stuck into it with the idea of the vine growing up the hook with a hummingbird feeder hanging from it. Would this work?
WOW that is aggressive isn't it. I can see where it could be a real problem in the south or tropics, that is an amazing amount of growth for one season. In the morning glory family so does that mean that each blossom lasts only one day.
I just picked up this seed packet and will start it indoors. I want to plant it in front of our fence to climb. It indicates this is an annual. So when the frost comes and it dies, do you just gather it up as winter comes then start over again the next year? Thank you!
Michelle Pope yes I just start new plants ever year... collect the seed if it gives you seed .. every season can be different..
Will it damage a fence? Thanks
No, it is a nice creeper, very soft. I have 30 years experience of having this nice creeper.
@GoranMak You must be in the same boat. LOL
@itsjustdeb579 easy to grow from seed, and you are welcome..
Do the seeds need to be nicked and soaked like morning glories?
I soak them it works very well..
How many seeds did you plant
I'm sorry if not in the video I don't remember... I just bulk seed plant usually from the seeds I save.. never probably counted them..
@SteveHarpster , you should try one ! :)
@loislaney23 , well I bet that list is getting long .. or will be.. hard to resist growing once you get started..
I live in zone 8b (Tallahassee). I direct sowed my cardinal vine seeds in April...this is now almost August. They are growing like crazy in multiple places in full sun...on the ground, on trellises. Very healthy. I have given them a recent dose of Osmocote hoping they would start setting blooms....nothing!! Any ideas? Will they EVER bloom?
im having the same problem
I've experimented with different fertilizers, no fertilizer, part shade, full sun, some in pots, some in the ground. What a waste of space!!!
Could be too much fertilizer - sometimes if you use too much fertilizer you just get leaf growth, since flowering occurs as a response to the plant's anticipation of death (it wants to pass on its DNA in seed form but doesn't feel the need to when it's growing healthily)
Yes, you are correct. The natural life of plants dictate that when their life is ending they attempt reproduction via flowers, fruit, etc. However, I have control plants of several groups. I am a very experienced gardener. I have fed some, not others, water, sun exposure...etc.
For your information and especially those who are having the same problem in my zone, I have concluded that they bloom in very late summer to early autumn.
Mine are now starting to bloom.
I never have to fertilize these in my area,.. they need heat and sun.. lots... I am late here so did they ever bloom for you?
Mine were poping out of the ground in 4 days!!!!!!
yes they germ really fast... good luck... you will enjoy them.. mine are going to be planted this week outside, the seedlings are probably inches tall.. will have a new video on them soon..
@@dianemummvideos I planted these for the Humming Birds! I put a feeder out today and saw one within an hour! Such a joy to watch!
@@kennethwoolard5910 yes the hummers will enjoy I hope you see many once the plants start blooming
Is it invasive?
Juniper Bartlett it could be in warmer climates, but in my area it dies with the first killing frost..
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No.
@GoranMak , :)
Have house cats or no cats!
ok... we have a nice large area outdoors for ours.. they get locked in at night because of coyotes.. and they are happy as ever.. :)
@loislaney23 LOLOLOL...buy more property. Spoken like a true gardener! LOL
Diane, I saved seeds from my Cardinal climber Vine from last year.
It is my understanding that if you nick them and soak them in water you can plant them and they will grow?
Could you respond if this is a case that is true thank you Diane
Hi all you need to do is soak them... once they swell plant them.. good luck!
@@dianemummvideos Thank you for responding, Diane - and for publishing your relationship with plants and introducing us the the ones you love. Your advice and enthusiasm is a GIFT!