How to plant wisteria downhill stump

Wisteria, also known as wisteria, is a deciduous vine. Its annual florescence is in April. In some nutritious places, it can bloom two seasons a year, and the second season is around June 20. Because its vines can be artificially drawn into shelves and blossom into purple, which is in line with the aesthetics of the Chinese people. Therefore, in recent years, more and more wisteria have been planted in the courtyard.

Wisteria stump is best planted in the ground in the first year of downhill, and it requires high planting technology and environment if it is put on the pot directly. When planting, dig a hole the diameter of a flowerpot (which will plant this wisteria in the future), pile the walls with bricks (do not use knife mud), and then put the wisteria into the pit.

Wisteria is very easy to live in the pit, can be purely open-air management, and even save the work of watering. Don't let it blossom in the first year, pick off the buds in time when you find them, and keep the branches within the length you want. Before defoliation (the first ten days of October in the Gregorian calendar), a ternary compound fertilizer is applied, and the potassium sulfate compound fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium at 16:16:16 is better. At this time, wisteria can actively absorb fertilizer and store it in the plant, and it will be better and better to blossom in the coming year.

After the Spring Festival, choose a sunny day to transplant. After the bricks of the pit wall are dug out, the wisteria pile can be taken out, so that the operation will not damage the capillaries that have been maintained for a year. Then plant in a suitable flowerpot, use the original soil in the pit when planting, if there is rotten organic fertilizer, it can also be used as base fertilizer, pour root water after the pot, and the maintenance environment is close to the original planting pit.