Morning Glory Baby Plants
8 years ago
Hello, I started a few morning glories from seeds and was wondering if it's recommended to trim a baby plant to encourage more growth? Or would that be killing it?
From left to right I have Black Glories, Heavenly Blue, and Moon Flower.
Thanks :)
From left to right I have Black Glories, Heavenly Blue, and Moon Flower.
Thanks :)
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