Here are photos of a few strains of Japanese morning glory I am hoping will do magnificent things this summer.

First set - here is what the parent was represented to be.




Here are the young ones.




Second one - the seed parent looked like this one.




The recessive form could look like this. It is sterile. I think the babies will look like the seedparent because the cotyledons are flat and normal looking. The cotyledons of the mutant probably would have curly gnarly cotyledons.



Here are the babies.










Last one. The flower could look like this.




These are the babies.

Here are some more I have started.

Namsan




This is the parent.



Here is Narumigata. I don't know what the parent looks like.



Here is Azumashibori. I don't know what the parent looks like.



Here is 'Other World'. I don't know what the parent looks like.

Wow, I would grow the one in the first photo in your first post just for the foliage! Be interesting to see if the babies end up with that same pronounced variegation.

Thank you woofie. For unknown reasons the seedlings died. I started one more seed of the one you mentioned and so far it looks good.

Oh, too bad about those seedlings! Hope this new one makes it!

So far it looks good. Love the variegated cotyledons.







Here is the other one, yellow leaf and curl edge leaf.

This is my first year to grow JMGs. I am in love. I had misconceptions about them. They pump out longer vines and new flowers nightly!

That's awesome, Missy! I'd love to see them if you are able to post photos.

Wowwwww you have some real gems!!

Thank you Joseph. I do love the leaves!! And you have some with so much variegation!!

Joseph, Look what came up- Emmagrace's own seeds of aomurasaki blizzard youjiro.

That is a really pretty one, Betsy!

Oh my! Will that one produce seeds? I'd be getting out my paint brush!