The "Crimson Rambler" variety of Morning Glory is an old time favorite that has become somewhat scarce.  These organic, untreated seeds provide a fast-growing climber that is extremely easy to take care of and a colorful addition to any Shaman's Garden.  In fact, it's reported that many generations of Aztecs and natives in Mexico (Oaxaca region) believe that a deity lives within the seeds and they may have not only held Morning Glory quite sacred, but they may have used either the seeds or the flowers from the plants ritualistically as well.

Today, the "Crimson Rambler" (Ipomoea purpurea) variety of Morning Glory seeds produce stunningly beautiful red to violet flowers with white necks, which typically bloom during the first year as they amaze you at the speed in which they can climb. These untreated morning glory seeds (spraying with chemicals can not only weaken the strain, but it can greatly reduce germination rates as well) are organically grown and harvested.

Cultivation Instructions: After the last frost soak the seeds for several hours before sowing. Plant them 1/4” 1/2” deep, about 15-18 inches apart, keep them in bright light, and keep them well watered. Constantly damp roots produce few flowers, though, so be careful! Grows to a height up to 10 feet.

THESE UNTREATED SEEDS ARE NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.