Take the tour ×  Every year I plant morning glories from fresh
seeds, in containers (the long, rectangular kind). They always
take a bit of time (1-2 weeks) to sprout, and after that, really
take off (I hang some twine on the walls of my terrace and they
climb up like crazy).  This year, I planted more seeds than I
ever have - different varieties of morning glories, as well as
some moon flowers. I soaked the seeds overnight as I always do
(for about 24 hours, and I'd say the seeds double, if not triple
in size). Planted them as I always do (about a 1/4" deep as per
the directions), in a "zigzag" pattern in the planters, about 4"
or so apart. Probably about 40 seeds in total.  3 weeks later,
only 2 have broken through the soil, and even those are not
looking so good (very "wrinkly" and weak-looking). No sign of
the others. I've been watering regularly, and the weather seems
about the same as it always (maybe a few nights that have been
colder than average).  Basically I've done exactly the same
thing that I've