Wisteria

Wisteria: The Wisteria (Floribunda & Macrostachya) is a robust deciduous vine that is fast growing. Making it a desirable Bonsai that can achieve a very mature look in a relatively short period. The Wisteria is very hardy and can handle frost, but having its roots exposed in a pot and not being in the ground requires it to be winterized. The Wisteria produces stunning clusters of blue/purple fragrant flowers in late spring, giving it a distinct look. Wisteria Bonsai in bloom are a breathtaking sight. 

BONSAI CARE

Wisteria requires full sun during the growing season (Spring to Fall), and the more sun, the longer and more abundant the flower clusters will be. 

Watering:

1. Wisteria requires a lot of water, so placing the Bonsai or Pre-Bonsai in a container that constantly has water in it and fills up every time the Bonsai is watered is ideal. If not possible, then the Wisteria can be watered twice a day in the morning and evenings during the warm summer months. 
2. The Wisteria require less water during winter months, but the soil should still be moist and not allowed to dry out. 

• Training: Wisteria is best pruned in early spring or late July after the flower clusters have dropped. Wiring is done in the fall after the leaves have fallen. Pay close attention to not pruning the flowers' shoots, which are distinguishable from the shoots or buds of new leaves. 

• Repotting: young Wisteria needs to be repotted every other year before the buds open early spring. Mature Wisteria can be repotted every three to five years. 

PRODUCT DETAILS

YOUNG: 4"-12" tall, comes in a 6" grower's pot. 

MATURE: 8" - 16" tall, comes in an 8" handmade ceramic pot.

These are not seeds - But an Actual Living Bonsai Tree.

Please see our Choosing a Bonsai page for the age and dimensions regarding the different stages of our Bonsai (Baby, Young, & Mature).