HOW TO PROPAGATE FLOWERING VINES| Sigmoidotropis Speciosa/Snail vine (WITH FULL UPDATES!)

How to Propagate Flowering Vines- Corkscrew Vine/ Snail vine/ Vigna Caracalla from cuttings

Snail vine, also known as corkscrew vine— is a fast growing plant that dawns beautiful purple flowers. It trails over walls, trees, and can even grow on the ground! It’s a perennial in zones 9 through 11. In zones 8 and below, where there is frost, it can be grown as an annual, however it usually always comes back. I was surprised to see that there weren’t any youtube videos that showed how to propagate corkscrew/ snail vine from cuttings. I really wanted to see not only how to do it, but the whole process- how long it would take to see roots, when I could expect it to start blooming, and how fast it would grow. So i’m here to show you EVERYTHING- from rooting it, to how long it took for the first flower to show, and more. We’re going to save you money, and help you grow a beautiful garden :)

These are flowers that bloom all year round in Southern California (zone 10b)
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