Can Wisteria be potted?

Can Wisteria be potted?

Wisteria can be planted in pots, and potted wisteria generally has a high ornamental value. It is worth watching after it blooms, and it is more suitable for potted plants because it can be placed indoors for home decoration.

Potted wisteria can generally be planted in a purple clay pot, because the purple clay pot has the best air permeability and looks beautiful. When choosing a pot, you can use a pot with a diameter of 20 cm. Generally, it can bloom if properly maintained.

Wisteria potted cultivation method

1. Soil preparation

Potted wisteria requires some soil that is both nutritious and well-drained, so it is best to use a mixture of garden soil, vermiculite and perlite. This combination of soil has good air permeability.

2. Pruning

Potted wisteria generally needs to be pruned regularly. If not pruned, its nutrients will be wasted and the appearance will not be very good, so it is best to prune it once every two months.

3. Watering

Generally, watering of wisteria should be changed according to different seasons. In spring and autumn, you can water it once a week. When the temperature is high in summer, you can spray water mist around it every day. In winter, you need to reduce watering.

4. Fertilization

If you want potted wisteria to grow well, you need to fertilize it on time. Generally, you need to fertilize it once every half a month during its growth period, and once a month or so after it blooms.