How to prune and fertilize wisteria if it wants to bloom more?

When pruning, try to cut off the smaller branches and leaves, leaving only 2~3 flowers on each vine, which will make them grow better and absorb water and nutrients.

First, illumination: Wisteria likes sunshine, but it is slightly tolerant of shade. Because wisteria is a large vine, in order to make it grow well, it is usually cultivated with certain scaffolding. Wisteria also has shorter species and varieties, which can be used as potted plants or bonsai.

Second, temperature: Wisteria has strong adaptability, heat resistance and cold resistance, and it is cultivated from south to north in China. So in Guangdong, the temperature can adapt to wisteria all year round.

Third, watering: Wisteria has deep roots and strong drought resistance, but it likes wet soil, but it can't let the roots soak in water, otherwise it will rot.

Fertilization: applying Trim compound fertilizer 2 ~ 3 times a year to wisteria can basically meet the needs.

Fifth, soil: the main roots of wisteria are long, so the planting place needs deep soil layer. Wisteria is barren, but fertile soil is more conducive to growth. Wisteria also has strong adaptability to soil pH value.