Start seeds indoors in the winter, then move the seedlings outdoors after the final frost in spring.
The plant has plentiful bright green leaves that are oblong in shape.
The buds have a somewhat unpleasant scent, but once fully opened, the flowers develop a floral-honey fragrance.
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Keep in mind that this sprawling vine can easily engulf nearby plants.
There is no need to deadhead the flowers.
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Light
Cup and saucer vines needfull sunto bloom well.
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If necessary, side-dress withcompostin mid-summer for an extra boost of nutrition.
The seeds can also be collected for planting wherever you choose.
Germination can be erratic, but you should see sprouts within two to four weeks.
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Because the vines become entangled, you should start them in separate pots filled with ordinary potting mix.
Frequent blasts of water or a few treatments of insecticidal soap should control them.
Older plants can also fall prey tospider mites, especially during dry weather.
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