Wisteria trees don't bloom.

Because there is a problem with watering and fertilization, frequent watering and nitrogen application are relatively large, and the plants are white and long, and the vegetative growth is better, which shows that the plants are lush and cannot enter the reproductive growth stage, so they will not bloom.

Treatment of wisteria with luxuriant leaves but no flowers;

Controlling watering in early April and before flowering can prevent futile growth.

Pay attention to pruning. /kloc-Prune branches and leaves in October, cut off long branches, cross branches inside, and cut off fruiting branches to increase ventilation and light transmission.

Pay attention to topdressing. At the end of April, it is best to use phosphorus and potassium fertilizer as topdressing, which can promote plant flowering.

Wisteria likes light and is drought-tolerant, so it can grow under extensive management and is relatively cold-resistant. Propagation methods include sowing, cutting, layering, branching and grafting.

I hope it helps you.