How long has Wisteria Lane taken root? The quickest way to take root is pruning.

Wisteria can be cut all year round. As long as the temperature is above 10 and the soil is soft and breathable, the prepared wisteria can be directly inserted into the soil, which needs to be watered and watered in time. At the same time, it provides a warm environment for it to take root and sprout in a month or so.

Rooting method of wisteria cutting

If you want it to take root quickly, you need to use rooting powder to help wisteria take root quickly before cutting. Generally, it is best to apply it to the roots and then water it properly to help the rooting powder melt and absorb quickly.

At the same time, wisteria needs to get enough light, because sunlight is beneficial to the growth of wisteria and can help wisteria take root quickly.

Wisteria cutting

1, soil requirements

When cutting wisteria, we should choose loose and fertile soil for cutting, preferably sandy soil, because sandy soil is breathable and needs a lot of fertilizer. It is best to use rotten chicken manure or cake fertilizer. In addition, you must add some phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which is very beneficial to the growth of wisteria and can also promote the flowering of wisteria.

2, reasonable watering

Need reasonable watering. Wisteria has a high demand for water after cutting, especially if it wants to grow fast, it should pay attention to watering on time. Generally, watering once a day is enough, but watering should ensure soil moisture.