How to breed wisteria? How to cultivate wisteria

1. The first is the cultivation soil for raising wisteria. Generally, soil is required to have good drainage and air permeability. The cultivated soil must be deep and firmly rooted, which can reduce the risk of root rot. Of course, I mean the best. In fact, wisteria is tolerant to most soil types.

2. For wisteria planting, it is generally chosen in late autumn, which is the best time. Of course, it can be planted before early spring. And care should be taken to protect the roots of wisteria when transplanting. Although the lateral roots of wisteria are few, the main roots should be well protected. Pay attention to digging deep and mix a small amount of base fertilizer in the new hole in advance to ensure the nutrient supply in the early stage of transplanting. In addition, it is necessary to build a shed next to the transplanted wisteria for wisteria to climb and grow.

3. For transplanting and pruning wisteria plants, generally speaking, you can choose to prune wisteria plants during dormancy, and you need to adjust the planting density of wisteria plants, and cut off some wisteria plants appropriately on the original basis to ensure the stability of planting density. In addition, the new branches of wisteria should be trimmed properly, about half to one third, depending on the actual situation.

4. Wisteria relatively needs light, and sunlight has a good influence on the growth of wisteria. As for fertilizer, it is necessary to seize the opportunity to apply it once in dormancy, once before and after flowering, and the fertilizer water needs to be diluted a little, preferably farmyard manure.

5. If you choose wisteria, a dwarf plant, you need to change the soil every few years (usually two to three years is a cycle). When changing soil, we should pay attention to cleaning some lateral roots of wisteria, but don't remove them all, so as to ensure that there is a certain root protection soil layer at the roots of wisteria.

6. For the prevention and control of pests and diseases, I think it is mainly for the special prevention and control of wisteria aphids, because other pests rarely do harm to wisteria. In normal times, there is no need for disease control. As long as the varieties are excellent, most of them will not be attacked by pests and diseases. Once aphids are found, chemical liquid should be sprayed immediately to reduce the damage to plants.