Morning glory observation diary

Morning glory likes to be wound on wire and can be seen in many places. My family also planted morning glory, from flower pots to wire for security nets, which is very interesting.

The vines of morning glory are long and thin, tender and flexible. Morning glory is tightly wound on the wire, which is very strong. I found an interesting phenomenon. Its vines are all winding clockwise. Can you guess the reason? I think this may be closely related to the growth conditions of morning glory. If you know, please tell me.

After talking about vines, it's time to talk about leaves. The leaves of morning glory are very light green, with three petals, like maple leaves. I think it can be used as a bookmark. There are fine hairs on the leaves and they are very soft. If you gently touch their fine hairs, you will know that they are as soft as pillows.

Morning glory blooms slowly. Morning glory is like a trumpet. It is purple. Flowers bloom at four or five in the morning and close at twelve noon, like a small alarm clock that tells the time. How interesting!

A few days later, the morning glory withered. I picked a withered flower and found a seed in it. The seeds of morning glory are round, black and very hard. I buried the seed in the soil in the hope that it would grow new seedlings in the future.

Morning glory is really interesting!