5 Pcs Purple Wisteria Seeds Bonsai Plants Decoration for Home Desk Office Decor

Germinating your Wisteria seeds is the first thing you need to do. Wisteria will grow well in almost all environments but it loves moist soil especially during its growing stage. Place your seeds in a glass or transparent container of water. Seeds that will float are sterile or non-viable and will not germinate. Seeds that sink are fertile because these have viable contents. Choose a large pot to germinate your seeds. You may use a large but shallow pot where you can germinate up to 4 seeds. Fill your pot with peat seed sowing mix. Place the Wisteria seeds on the surface of the mix. Water the soil to completely moisten it. Check that water should run off the sides of the container. Place your seeds outdoors in full sunlight. Keep the soil moist because Wisteria trees love moist soils. Check your germinating seeds frequently and avoid making your soil dry. This seed will germinate for about 15 to 90 days. By the time the Wisteriaseedling has emerged from the seed, you may now transplant these seedlings in individual containers. A small and shallow bonsai pot is the best for your seedlings. The ideal planter pot has at least two holes located along the sides or at the bottom of the pot. Apply a layer of coarse substrate or aggregate. This layer will remove excess water and fertilizer from the plant roots. This layer will also improve aeration of the soil to allow oxygen to be absorbed in the plant roots. Now add a layer of bonsai potting soil on top of the substrate/aggregate. Bonsai soil is available from any garden center or bonsai accessories store online or offline. Place the seedling on the soil. Leave space between seeds so that root systems will be able to grow well. This should be about an inch of soil in between plants. Compact the soil with your fingers by pressing the top of the soil lightly. Water your plants at least once a day. Never let the soil dry out.