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Hello Friend,my name is kenzhi from indonesia,zone 11. I have question about how to grow wisteria from seed.i know wisteria can grow with cutting, but.in my place very hard to find wisteria..as far as i know, just couple people who can succes grow wisteria..

i'm already sow wisteria use scarification and soak the seed in water contain auxin+gibberillin 24hour. Use fertile soil and cocopeat 1:1..can you give better advice for me to germinate wisteria seed? I join local gardening forum in my country, and i want to share my experiment grow wisteria from seen, but offcourse i need help from you guys...thanks a lot...

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  • LynLyn Posts: 22,004

    I look forward to seeing the progress of your seeds. 

    Thye take a long time to grow and even longer to flower but hopefully you will have success eventually. 

    Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor. 

  • Lyn says:

    I look forward to seeing the progress of your seeds. 

    Thye take a long time to grow and even longer to flower but hopefully you will have success eventually. 

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     hello lyn..thanks for your comment...have you ever germinate wisteria from seed?can you tell me how to do it in right way?

  • PeggyTXPeggyTX Posts: 556

    I got two seedlings on the ground where seeds fell last year.  No scarification, no special germination, so I think they germinate pretty easily in moist soil.  I just saw them sprout up, so at 4" height, I spaded them up and potted them in a large pot.  I need to get some on the non-sod side of my overhead support to grow up and over to the bigger plant on the opposite end of the support will fill out faster. 

    They grow fast and each seedling is now several feet long.  image I'm certain it will take a couple years for the two to start blooming.  But I'm a patient person for the most part. I don't know how old the original plants are on the right side of the support, but likely 4-5 years old, as the main two trunks are about 1½" in diameter.  My neighbor said their first blooms were the year before we bought the place (July 2016).  So maybe 3 years to blooming state, I would guess. 

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  • PeggyTXPeggyTX Posts: 556

    Here's a little video on germinating them:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-6WrRkKwp4

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  • Hello @Peggy in Texas, your wisteria really beautiful <3..in indonesia, zone11b make plant that origin from lower zone need special treadment..like my wisteria, i need use scarification and soak them on hormon acid to break dormacy. and i also dont know quality of my seed, still fresh or not..

  • PeggyTXPeggyTX Posts: 556

    I hope they will germinate for you Kenzhikharisma.  They are so enjoyable each year.

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