wisteria
wisteria
Asked on 18 Jul, 2008
my wisteria is growing and healthy but has not had any flowers yet, why?
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18 Jul, 2008
I only know that with some Wisterias you have to be patient because they can take several years to start flowering. It also depends on how your plant was grown. If you bought a grafted one, they flower much quicker, so I'm told.
18 Jul, 2008
Yes, I think I read somewhere that it takes seven years for a wisteria to flower from being a seedling. However, my sister-in-law's still hasn't flowered after about 8, probably because it's in a pot?
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18 Jul, 2008
Don't you even see any buds yet?