Why doesn't a potted wisteria bloom?

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Because wisteria has a very long lifespan and is a long-lived tree species, it is extremely popular for cultivation among the people. A mature wisteria has winding, twisting stems and vines and blooms profusely. Since ancient times, scholars have loved to use it as a subject for poetry and painting. A wisteria bonsai has a graceful form and posture; placed on a stand or on top of a bookcase, with blossoms covering the tree and the old trunk slanting sideways, it has a distinctive charm.

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Why doesn't a potted wisteria bloom?

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