I am growing a series of plants from this demono mutant strain of Ipomoea nil. You can predict the "change morning glory" by the shape of the cotyledons. The fertile plants have normal shaped cotyledons. The demono infertile form have the curled edge cotyledons.

Fertile form plants


Demono form plant

This flower is what the demono should look like.

You get the coolest seeds

Thanks Ronnie, they were a gift. I am happy and honored to grow these strains rarely seen in the USA.

A few views of the developing leaf on the demono seedling. Click on the photo for a better image.

Recent photos

Repotted the two "normal" looking ones today. The demono plant will get its second pot later this week.

They look fantastic Joseph!!

Yes yes thanks, Ronnie! Bring on the flowers!

This one has a lot of buds. It should be the seed maker plant.










Here is a second seed maker plant. I gave it a trellis yesterday and hope it starts growing at a more rapid rate.



Here is what I think will be a sterile (demono) mutant. Its leaves are so different from the seed maker (oyaki) plants.

The plant is enjoying the great outdoors now. I love the curly edged leaves and yellow color.