Potted wisteria:9 tips for maintaining it properly

When to plant wisteria in pots?

Generally, it is advisable to start planting wisteria in spring or fall. However, you can plant it in the summer. In this case, it is essential to water it regularly so that it does not suffer from high heat.

glycine pot can be planted all year round if you keep it indoors. It is just recommended to adapt the temperature of your house. However, if you leave it on the balcony or on the terrace, it is recommended not to plant it in winter.

Which fertilizer for potted wisteria?

Unlike the wisteria planted in the garden which does not require fertilizer, a contribution of manure is necessary for the planting in pot. Prepare a decomposed compost to mix with the soil. You can also choose a potash-based fertilizer. However, it is advisable to use a fertilizer that contains nitrogen. It is important to note that potted wisteria takes longer to flower than wisteria planted in the garden.

How to properly plant a potted wisteria?

Here are the 9 steps to follow to properly plant and maintain your potted wisteria:

1. Take large tubs at least 60 cm high then place at the bottom of your pots a layer of clay balls and soil enriched with decomposed compost;
2. Place your bins in a place exposed to the sun but protected from drafts;
3. Place the wisteria root ball in the pot and cover with potting soil;
4. Water your plant;
5. Remove dead branches and shorten stems at the end of winter;
6. Cut branches with long seed pods after flowering;
7. Add compost once a year, ideally in the fall;
8. Water your wisteria during periods of high summer heat;
9. Do not use calcareous soil for planting.