When is the best time to transplant Wisteria?

There are many ways to transplant wisteria, the most common ones are cuttings, layering, grafting, division, etc. However, it takes about 7 years from planting to seedlings. The taproot of the plant is very deep, and the survival rate of transplantation will be lower.

Wisteria transplanting time

Wisteria flower transplanting is generally carried out in spring and autumn . The best time is before the flower buds sprout in spring and after the leaves fall in autumn . The climate and moisture at this time are very suitable for the growth of wisteria, and the survival rate after transplanting is also higher.

Wisteria flower transplanting method

1. Preparation for transplanting

Before transplanting Wisteria, you need to build a support for it because it is a climbing plant. You also need to prepare suitable soil , preferably loose and deep enough, which is more conducive to its growth.

2. Planting

Before transplanting wisteria, you need to dig a planting hole in the soil and then plant the plant in it with some original soil. After planting, fill and compact the surrounding soil, and then water it to fix the roots.

Management of Wisteria after transplanting

1. Fertilization and pruning

After the wisteria is transplanted, it needs to be properly fertilized and pruned . When the plant is growing vigorously, the amount of fertilizer needs to be increased, such as using more phosphorus fertilizer before the flowering period. After the flowering period, the remaining flowers and dead branches need to be cut off in time to promote the germination of more new branches.

2. Light water supply

Wisteria flowers do not need to be maintained separately. After transplantation, they can be placed outdoors or on an open-air balcony to avoid rain. Watering is not necessary, and normal sunlight exposure is sufficient.