Wei Zi Peel hasn't sprouted yet.

It should still be alive. After planting wisteria, it will take more than a month or even longer to germinate.

Wisteria transplantation:

1, wisteria is transplanted in spring and autumn, so the survival rate is relatively high.

2. Choose thicker soil for transplanting wisteria, which can discharge excess water. If the drainage is not good, root rot will occur, so move it.

Planting will not grow successfully.

3. Wisteria has just been transplanted, so be careful. It is very important to protect the roots, so as not to hurt the roots, especially the big trees.

Wisteria should transplant more native soil.

4. After transplanting, water in time, water more, make the soil moist, promote rooting, prune and select all kinds of branches.

Organic fertilizer is selected as the base fertilizer, and it generally needs to be fertilized 2-3 times in the growth period to ensure normal growth and flowering.

5. For larger wisteria plants, a large and stable scaffolding should be built before transplanting, and messy branches should be tied to it after planting.

Set it to climb along the frame.

6. If wisteria still doesn't germinate, it may be because there are too many roots damaged during transplanting, too many branches left on the tree, and the root-shoot ratio, water and nutrients are unbalanced.

Insufficient supply prevented wisteria from sprouting. ?