Purple Wisteria Bonsai 5 Pcs Seed Plants Decoration for Home Ornamental Plant

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Growing Wisteria from Seed Although wisteria plants are fairly fast growing, if you¡¯re looking to propagate one from seed pods, you should know that when started from seed, they can take fifteen or more years to bloom and the resulting plants don¡¯t always hold true to the parent plant. Growing wisteria from seed can be fun, however, and may produce a lovely vine that will someday produce blooms. If you want a blooming wisteria plant any time soon, it¡¯s best to propagate one from cuttings. How to Grow Wisteria Seeds If you want to wait until spring to start your seeds, just put them in a sealed container. When you¡¯re ready to get the seeds started, soak them overnight in warm water. Fill sterile starter pots with well-draining sterile soil, allowing one pot for every one or two seeds. Soak the soil until it drains thoroughly from the bottom of the pots. Plant the seeds one inch (2.5 cm.) or less deep and place the pots where they will be in at least 65 degrees F. (18 C.). Water the little pots as soon as the surface of the soil starts to dry. You can cover the pots with plastic until sprouts appear. Germination can take from one to two months.