How to grow wisteria

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Likes moisture, water more often

Intolerant to fertility, fertilize less

The soil layer should be deep

Likes sunshine, full sun exposure

If it grows too fast, prune it in time

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Wisteria likes moisture, so try to keep the soil moist. Fertilizer should be used sparingly, 2-3 times a year. You should give it enough sunlight at ordinary times, and ensure that the temperature is above 0℃ in winter. In addition, it grows quickly, so be careful to prune it in time.

Likes moisture, water more often

It likes moisture, so water more

Wisteria has a deep taproot that absorbs water deep into the soil surface and has strong drought resistance. But wisteria likes moist soil, so try to keep the soil surface moist and don't water it too much, otherwise the roots will rot.

Intolerant of fertility, less fertilization

Wisteria is highly adaptable to the environment and its taproot can absorb nutrients from the soil, so it does not require excessive fertilization. Basically, applying compound fertilizer 2 to 3 times a year can meet its growth needs. Before the plants sprout, a small amount of nitrogen fertilizer, superphosphate, etc. can be applied to promote the growth of branch buds. Topdress 2 to 3 times during the growth period, using decomposed human and animal manure.

The soil layer should be deep

< span style="font-size:12px;line-height:1.5;">Wisteria has a long main root, leaving sufficient space for the roots to grow. When planting, choose an area with deep soil. Wisteria has low soil requirements, but will grow better if the soil is fertile.

Likes sunshine, full sun

Wisteria is a large vine that grows wild outdoors. No additional sunlight is needed, normal sunlight is enough. It grows more vigorously in summer when there is sufficient sunlight. Of course, you can enjoy the sunshine and endure the cold winter. As long as you place the potted plants by the window, the room temperature is above zero, and there is sunlight during the day, you can survive the winter safely.

If it grows too fast, prune it in time

Wisteria grows quickly under suitable conditions. Even if it is an improved potted plant, it will grow faster than other plants. In order to ensure the beautiful shape of the tree, in addition to reducing watering and fertilizing, you must also know how to prune and top. It is usually pruned every year during the dormant period to remove dense and thin leaves. Topping is usually done every year when new branches grow. When the branches grow to 15 cm, the frontmost buds of the branches are cut off. (For more wisteria flower tips, read the article Essentials of Wisteria Pruning )

Intolerant to fertility, fertilize less

The soil layer should be deep

Likes sunshine, full sun exposure

If it grows too fast, prune it in time

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