5 Pcs Purple Wisteria Seed Bonsai Indoor Plants Decoration

Wisteria are woody vines that will twine and climb over nearly anything, and can sometimes grow to be as much as 70 feet long. Wisteria seeds are easy to gather from pods that hang from the vine, but keep in mind that a new wisteria plant grown from seed will take up to 15 years before it produces blooms. Put the wisteria seeds in a small paper bag. Store them in a cool, dry place until you¡¯re ready to plant. Grow Wisteria From Seeds You can plant immediately or save the seeds until spring in a sealed jar or envelope. Fill the pot with the soil mix and water it until the moisture drains from the bottom of the pot and into a drip tray. You can empty the drained water after 30 minutes. Covering the pot with a plastic bag helps retain moisture during germination, but remove the bag after the seeds sprout. Place the pot in a south-facing window or other sunny spot, but keep the temperatures above 55 F. Wisteria needs to be watered when the top 1/2 inch of soil feels dry. Wipe down your shears with a cloth soaked in rubbing alcohol to disinfect them, and cut off a 6-inch basal shoot in early summer. Plant the shoot in a moist mixture of equal parts peat and sand, using a 5-inch diameter pot with bottom drainage. Covering the pot with a plastic bag helps retain moisture during germination, but remove the bag after the seeds sprout.