Why hasn't my wisteria tree sprouted yet?

If wisteria never germinates after planting, it is likely to be suspended animation, that is, wisteria seedlings do not germinate or take root after transplanting, but the branches and leaves remain fresh and there is no water loss. However, this can only maintain the survival of wisteria in a short time. After the water and nutrients in wisteria are consumed, wisteria will still die, so in view of this situation, it should be preserved in time.

If it is a newly planted wisteria, be sure to keep the tree upright to prevent it from skewing. After transplanting, roots and branches should be well moisturized. It is best to wrap the lower part of wisteria seedlings with pure cotton cloth or non-woven fabric with good water absorption and moisturizing effect. Observe it frequently when it germinates, and be sure to pay attention to shading seedlings.