Wisteria generally flowers once every few years.
For most women, the experience of wisteria flowering every few years and the description of the methods and timing for propagating wisteria cuttings in green plant care will be shared in detail next.
Wisteria in pots may not bloom even after several years of care, identifying the "cause of the disease" can make it bloom into a "flowering tree" every year.
Wisteria has been quite popular in recent years, often used as a potted flower for planting. In fact, we can grow wisteria in flower pots well and make it bloom, but many gardening enthusiasts find that their potted wisteria does not bloom even after several years. What is the reason? Today, Xiaoqi will talk about several reasons that cause it not to bloom.
The first point is that the reason why potted wisteria does not bloom is due to the wrong variety purchased. For example, the long spike flower variety we buy, and the common old variety of wisteria we have. These wisterias must grow to a certain age before they can bloom. Some need at least three years, and some up to five years to bloom. Therefore, it is normal for it not to bloom in a pot. It needs to reach the age and be properly cared for. If we want to grow potted wisteria, it is best to choose varieties with shorter blooming periods and longer flowering times, such as Provence, Amethyst, and Blue Moon. These varieties have a large number of flowers, long blooming periods, and even young seedlings can bloom, and they can bloom multiple times a year.
The second point is that the main reason for wisteria not blooming is due to inappropriate lighting, because wisteria is a long-day flowering plant. Both the growth of long branches and flowering require light. If you plant it in a place with weak light, it will never produce flower buds. Wisteria requires at least 6 hours of strong sunlight every day to ensure that it completes the differentiation of flower buds and produces flower buds. Therefore, if you want to grow wisteria, it is best to place it outdoors or in a well-lit environment to ensure blooming.
The third point is to go through low-temperature treatment, because most varieties must go through low-temperature dormancy, rapid aging of branches, differentiation of flower buds, and then brought to a warm place to bloom. Generally, wisteria planted in the north has a very strong blooming performance. If the temperature is not below 10 degrees or 5 degrees, and always in a high-temperature environment, it is difficult to bloom. For example, if you plant wisteria in the south, the chance of blooming is very small. Of course, there are also some new shoot flowering varieties that can be cultivated in the south, such as Provence, which can bloom twice a year, even in summer. Therefore, when we plant wisteria, we should try to create a stage of low-temperature slow growth for it, because most varieties of wisteria bloom from the top of the old branches grown in the first year. That is, after the top of the current year's branches is sealed, flower buds are differentiated in winter and can bloom in spring. The flowers grow from the top of the aging sealed branches.
The reason why wisteria in pots at home does not bloom is generally due to these reasons. Analyze them appropriately according to the situation, choose a suitable variety for you, and your potted wisteria will bloom normally and bloom every year. Wisteria is very easy to care for because it is a woody plant. When caring for it, make sure to place it in a well-lit area, use soil that allows for good ventilation and water permeability, and regularly supplement it with fertilizer. During the growing season, try to use multi-element fertilizers, and in autumn, supplement it with more phosphorus and potassium, such as monopotassium phosphate. This can promote rapid aging of the branches and rapid differentiation of flower buds, allowing direct growth of flower buds for blooming. Wisteria is very easy to care for, with no difficulty. By following Xiaoqi's advice and choosing a suitable variety for your home, it can bloom every year with a large number of flowers.
The above is the full content of wisteria generally flowering once every few years and the description of the methods and timing for propagating wisteria cuttings. Have green plant enthusiasts understood it?