What is the meaning and symbol of wisteria?

The meaning and symbol of wisteria is: your happiest moment.

In late spring, it is the time when wisteria blooms, but I see a string of huge spikes hanging from the branches, with blue purple and rosy clouds around. The grayish-brown branches and vines meander like dragons and snakes, so it is no wonder that painters of all ages love wisteria as a good subject for flower-and-bird painting.

Wisteria can bear fruit naturally when it blooms, but artificial pollination is used to promote pod setting. Seeds can be harvested and sown when they are ripe in autumn. They are often dried and stored until sowing in the following spring.

Soak seeds in hot water at 50-60℃ for 1-2 days before sowing. When the boiling water temperature drops to about 30℃, take out the seeds and wash them with cold water for a while, then keep them moist and pile them up 1 day and night before sowing, and germinate at 10- 13℃. However, it takes 3-5 years for seedlings produced by sowing and propagation to bloom, so they are rarely used now.

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Wisteria is a kind of plant with strong roots. There are few lateral roots, and there is no choice for soil. However, moist, fertile and well-drained soil is the most suitable, and it is easy to rot roots if the humidity is too high. When transplanting and planting, we should dig as many lateral roots as possible and bring soil balls. Transplanting is more than in early spring. Before transplanting, scaffolding should be set up, and thick branches should be tied to the scaffolding respectively, so that they can climb up along the scaffolding.

Because wisteria has a long life and thick branches and luxuriant leaves, the framing materials must be durable. When thin wooden columns or steel pipes are used for support, they should be painted for corrosion protection, and cement frames or stone columns can also be used as support. When young wisteria trees were first planted, the branches could not form flower buds in those years, and peanut bud would plant them later. If it doesn't bloom after several years of planting, the reason may be that the tree grows too vigorously and has too many branches and leaves, or it is weak and difficult to accumulate nutrients.

When the vegetative growth is too strong, measures such as partial root cutting and thinning branches and leaves can be taken. When the tree is weak, it should be fertilized to supplement nutrition and promote flowering. In the process of wisteria cultivation, organic fertilizer, calcium superphosphate, plant ash, etc. Generally applied in planting holes, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are generally applied 2-3 times in the growth period to promote flowering.