Corkscrew vine (Vigna caracalla) is a tropical vine needing 6–8 hours of full sun to flower. Only 4.5 hours explains the tiny, unopened buds. Also, high‑nitrogen fertilizer (good for the companion herbs) promotes leaves over blooms. Switch to a balanced or bloom‑boosting formula (higher P & K, lower N).
With more sun and the right fertilizer, the spectacular spiraled flowers should appear.
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