How to plant wisteria seeds

Processing seeds

We can harvest wisteria seeds in November and plant them around March of the following year. After harvesting the wisteria seeds, we need to remove the pod skin, then dry the seeds, store them, and wait for planting in the spring of the following year. Before sowing, we need to process the wisteria seeds. We need to put the wisteria seeds in hot water, wait until the water temperature drops to 30 degrees, take out the seeds, wash them with cold water, and then pile the seeds together. After leaving them for a day and a night, they can be sown. Another method is to store the seeds in moist sand and soak them in plain water for a day or two before sowing.

Sowing method

After processing the wisteria seeds, you can sow them. Wisteria has a strong adaptability to soil and climate, so we don’t have any special requirements for the soil for planting wisteria. Ordinary soil with good drainage can be used. Wisteria prefers sunlight, so we should plant wisteria in a place with sufficient sunlight. Because the main root of wisteria grows very deep, the lateral roots are relatively shallow, and it is not resistant to transplantation, we must ensure that the soil layer is deep when sowing wisteria seeds so that wisteria can grow healthily. Wisteria is a vine plant, so after the wisteria seeds germinate, you need to build a suitable trellis so that the wisteria has a support to climb and grow. After the wisteria seeds germinate, pay attention to the control of water and fertilizer for wisteria to make it grow rapidly.