Wisteria cuttings flowering

[sorce]

Um, Sorce? How would you like your donation?

Lol!

Be good to my peeps and don't be afraid to share anything!

Sorce

 

[Brandon Gilbert]

Lol!

Be good to my peeps and don't be afraid to share anything!

Sorce

Got it. The second I stumbled across something great. IT SHALL BE SPREAD!

 

[Brandon Gilbert]

Awesome update. The wifey just bought me this. God I love her. Or maybe she got tired of my plants being inside... Eh either way love it.

 

[Brandon Gilbert]

Wisteria chinensis or floribunda?
Floribunda first leafs are right behind the flower bract (i.e., part of the same bud if I'm not mistaken). I think your cuttings need to be in a (roomy) humidity tent or/and

OK so I might have Floribunda and not chinensis, because these came up on my only survivor. Leafs perhaps?

 

[0soyoung]

Good bet. Congratulations that its alive!

Now it mostly takes time. Some people prefer to make them look like trees. I prefer to keep mine more vine-like.

If you let yours twine, you can verify which type it is. Floribunda (Japanese) tends to twine clockwise (left-hand rule; thumb points up, vine curls in same direction as you left hand fingers). Chinensis twines the opposite.