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Choose the spotSelect a sunny place (morning glories need 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily).Make sure there is support nearby like a fence, railing, or trellis, because they are climbers.2. Soak the seedsMorning glory seeds have a hard coat.Soak them in lukewarm water for 8–12 hours (overnight).This softens the shell and helps quick germination.3. Planting the seedsNo soil preparation needed—just loosen the top layer a little with a stick or your fingers.Place 1–2 seeds per hole about ½ inch (1–1.5 cm) deep.Cover lightly with soil.4. WateringSprinkle water gently after sowing.Keep the soil slightly moist but not soggy.Avoid overwatering.5. GerminationSeeds sprout in 5–10 days if kept moist and warm.Once seedlings appear, thin them if they are too crowded (keep the strongest).6. Growing naturallyMorning glories grow fast even in poor soil without fertilizer.Let the vines climb on available support.7. Care after growthWater occasionally during dry days.Remove weeds around the seedlings so they don’t compete.That’s it—flowers will bloom in 6–8 weeks from sowing.