THE ONLY WAY TO GROW WISTERIA/WYSTERIA (WITH FULL UPDATES)
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2020
- Welcome to my channel BirdofParadise! In this video we learn the only successful method of planting and growing wisteria. The process of growing wisteria is simple and you will quickly see results after just one month. We go over why your plants might not be germinating and how you can solve this issue. We also go into detail over how to protect your beautiful wisteria vine from pests, as snails are the biggest detterent to growing healthy vines.
Vines can quickly scale a building, and easily destroy rooftops and ceilings, which is why it is best grown on a trellis away from a house or building. Although very fragrant and beautiful, this wisteria can be quite invasive. Because it grows on our house, we have to prune it HEAVILY each summer. Wisteria vines can grow in pretty much any soil type, including sand or clay, and of course, garden soil, however, it prefers moist and well-draining soil. Although juvenile wisteria grows slowly, the elegant and vibrant purple flowers make it worth the wait.
Wisteria can be grown in a pot, however it prefers to spread its roots in the ground.
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Hi, we had our wisteria planted 2 years ago, it is so thin, when can I expect flowers? And how old is your gorgeous wisteria? Thanks
Do you know how old your plant was when you bought it? Wisterias usually bloom around 3- 5 years after planting. We have had ours for over 10 years, and has been blooming each year since then. If your wisteria is not juvenile (older than 5 years old), check to see that it's getting enough sunlight (6 hours a day) and that the soil is moist and well-draining. Try adding compost to the soil, and then adding a layer of mulch (compost adds nutrients and mulch keeps the soil cool). Lmk more about your plant, I'd be happy to help you!
BirdofParadise Thanks very much! The plant was few months old when planted, so I guess I’ll just have to be very patient 😌
Keyue Zhu it takes some time but it’s worth the wait:) keep me updated. Hope to see you around more of my videos :) good luck!
I planted mine from seeds. For 15 years never bloomed! Please, help!
How is the drainage? Is it getting full sun?
SO excited about stumbling upon your channel, I have 4 acres to garden and need ALL the help I can get!!! so into plants right now!
Amazing! Looks like we can help each other out :)
After watching the anime Demon slayer I want to grow this tree
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OMG me same 🙂
Wow beautiful flowers 👏👏👏👌👌👌👌
I grew standard bay cuttings, and also make the twisted type, 5 good twists around a 1cm cane, takes years to get good plants but worth the wait, as when fully formed they look great. I will take some wisteria cuttings off my plant this year and try the seed method, 3-5 years sitting in the back of the garden will go in a trice. Great vid well done.
Wishing you luck! Thank you!!
Wonderful lovender flowers.
Thanks for watching 😊
I love Wisteria! So fragrant and exotically beautiful! There are several types of wisteria some Asian and some North American. Kentucky Wisteria is a native North America variety that I have and it bloomed right away. It was a couple of feet tall when I bought it in a large pot, likely a couple of seasons old, and it had blooms on it and bloomed heavily every spring after that. I also have an Asian wisteria that I have had for at least 10 years that has never bloomed. From the info I have read that is not uncommon for Asian varieties. I am in zone 5B and both vines get full sun in a southern exposure.
Tracy Spode, Hi I planted mine from seeds and never flower. Can you please share some of your cutting branches? I’m in California. Thanks!
@@sodaratieng9507 get the Kentucky wisteria, native to a North America. The Asian variety can take a decade and sometimes never blooms on our continent. It’s best to get them from someone local as it will be more acclimated to your climate. You could try local nurseries, plant exchanges or even on Etsy or eBay.
I saw wisteria being sold at Home Depot a couple weeks ago. How about calling your local HD and seeing if they’re in stock?
Blue Moon Wisteria is only one able to grow in zone 4. The rest need zone 6 .None of them will grow well or bloom in windy sites
@@kevinjamesparr552 I get winter temps into the negative 40 degree range at times and more often negative 20 degree and have extreme winds often. Still my Kentucky wisteria, unprotected thrives and I have to regularly cut it way back.
I have tried copper for snails and slugs. It doesn't work. They crawl right over it. However, a beer trap does work.
Oooo, do explain. What’s that?!
Copper wire to deter snails!? Awesome tip!!
i love wisteria! i have two planted in front of my yard. i hang the vines in front of my gutters. every time when i flowers, it attracts alot of beatles. the beatles sometime knocks down my wisteria flowers. it pisses me off so much. i wish i can get rid of them.. thanks for the video.
Haha, wow didn’t know they attract beatles. Thanks for watching :)
Your wisteria growing on the arbor looks like my Kentucky Wisteria.
I've my wisteria 5 years since then it blooms every year. This year we have a bad frost hopefully some of the buds will survive.
Aw I hope it survives!! 🙏🙏
Omg so beautiful 😍 🤩 can a top be cut of to make it branch out and grow as a tree?
Yes you definitely can! I’ve even seen people create bonsais out of wisteria! Happy gardening 👩🌾
Buying wisteria can be very tricky. It doesn’t matter what variety it is, but you have to make sure that the one you pick already has blooms or it is GRAFTED. Growing them from seeds can take 10-20 years before you see any blooms, and sometimes when grown from seeds you may NEVER see any blooms. So I advise against wisteria grown from seeds. Best wishes!
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I got 2 wysteria plants from local garden centre. 1 had already flowered. I planted them in the garden to grow around a wooden seating harbor . That was over a year ago and im yet to see any extra growth . Am i doing anything wrong?? The plants are still the same size as when i got them
how is the sunlight?
So beautiful, I want a wisteria plant for my pergola,,,,but hard to find here in India
I hope you find one one day 🙏
I took the fresh pods off this fall. Should I let the seeds dry out or put them immediately into water. Already took them out of the soft fuzzy pod.
I would let them dry a bit. Seeds drop when the pod is brown and dry
@@BirdofParadise thanks I will do that. I live in michigan should I let them dry till spring?
I bought some purple wisteria cuttings from a mail order.They arrived very moist.They are all about 18 inches long,some with root fibers.How do I plant these? Do I cover the root fibers and the rest stand vertically,or cover both ends with soil? What fertilizer would best?
Hi! stephen goodwin Since they arrived moist, I would say continue to make sure that they don’t dry out once you plant them. Make sure you plant them in well- draining soil, covering the roots. Don’t worry about fertilizer for now, however in a few months time you can add some compost if you’d like. If I had a photo, I could better assist you- I hope you found this helpful! Keep me updated!
@@BirdofParadise,yes,thank you.I planted them in a good,shaded place (but not too much shade).A few of the root fibers are showing,but they are planted pretty deep ,and we have had 5 inches of rain in the last few days .I will keep them moist,and add some more dirt and mulch tomorrow
stephen goodwin awesome! Good luck! Hope to see u around more of my videos :) have a great weekend
@@BirdofParadise,you will.I have just started a garden,aiming for a semi tropical theme,(although their is already a row of PDesert Rose and Purple Sage along the back fence,which gets all the sun.They are established so will leave them)
It will be 20 years when growing wisteria from Seed before the plant blues. It’s better to take a cutting after eating already blooming plant into grafted onto a healthy stock.
drop the ebay link huhu
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Hi do you know a place or website yo buy wisteria seeds? I cant find them, you can sell me a few ? Please
Hi, where are you located? They sell them at Lowe’s and Home Depot. They should be stocking Wisteria soon as Spring rolls in
Can this grow in a hot climate (45 degrees Celcius/ 113 degrees Fahrenheit)?
It just depends… it’s possible as long as it’s getting sufficient water. The question is, how often is it that hot? If it’s that hot all the time I don’t think it would survive
Would you plant more than one wisteria to climb up a trellis? Plant in a small group?
One for a trellis is enough I would say, unless it’s a large plot of land. We have 3 in one spot but it has a large surface area!
@@BirdofParadise I know the plant can take yrs to flower but does the tree grow fast ?
@katrinahendrey Once it’s established it grows very fast, and needs a good trim in the summer :) hope that answers your question
Hi, I both 2 baby wisterias a few months ago and they haven't grown 1 cm since the day I bought them. Is that normal? The whole summer?! 😳
Hi! Do you know how old the plant is?
@@BirdofParadise No, I don't
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What is the soil mix for potted Wisteria?
Anything that promotes good drainage. So I would say you can do a mixture of compost, garden soil, and some people add sand and cow manure (if possible). Wishing you luck and happy gardening 🙏
I want to sprout my own but some tolled me it takes like 10 years to see them flower for the first time :-( I guess I will just have to be very very patient
Yes it does take time- but some can flower between 3-5 years, and others take longer. Good luck :)
Thank you :)
Can you do an update on them in a month or 2 I would like to see how tall they are😁
I will try to :) I’m going to see if I can post a photo on my channels section for u
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Is it true that wisteria from seeds takes longer to flower than growing from cuttings?
I’ve personally never had success with cuttings, but I’d assume so if the existing plant is older. If you don’t have patience I would try stopping by Home Depot or Lowe’s this spring- they may have them in stock :)
why are my wisteria leaves getting yellow spots?
It could be a few things:
•not enough drainage and soggy soil
•mildew/leaf spot fungal diseases (if it’s fungal-> pluck off affected leaves, prune wisteria (it needs more air flow) and put neem oil on it
Hoping this works for you!
Have you made wine from the blooms? I have some fermenting for the first time this year. The rest of the plant is highly poisonous, especially the seeds and pods.
I have not, thanks for the info! how is it going?
@@BirdofParadise it’s absolutely delicious!
@@BirdofParadise was gone before I could let it age more than a few months. The family loves it.
@@BirdofParadise just have to be sure to use only the petals no green parts.
Wow, that’s so cool! I didn’t know you could do that. How did you learn how to do that?
hi do you sell cuttings from your wisteria plant? I was told growing wisteria from seed may take up to 15 years to flower. Im not sure how long a cutting may take to flower but I guess will be less than planting from seed. Im looking for a small mature plant to buy or some cuttings. Thank you
hi, this is my personal email birdofparadise150@gmail.com. Please send me an email of where you are based and we can work something out
Can I grow this in India ?
Yes!
Wisteria seeds rarely flower and if they do it would take them years and years.... best buy a grafted Wisteria.
It’s much easier that way yes. I’ve seen them sold at Lowe’s once… but it’s not too often you see them sold unfortunately
Keep them in pots with a bands of Vaseline on the sides ...snails and slugs cannot climb over a Vaseline strip.
WOW! That’s great advice. Thank you!! Will try that next 😊
Great video, well done, keep them coming.
But the way, the soil must be snail and slug egg free when you plant he cuttings in the pots with Vaseline bands. You can sterilise the soil by putting the bag of compost in a microwave oven for 3-4 mins. Zaps all the bugs!
It doesn’t kill the nutrients in the compost?
If you plant wisteria in the ground, just remember it can be invasive.
Yes! It’s very invasive indeed
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