Wisteria sinensis

I hope you all like my Wisteria. I'm looking forward to the new flower. The image is from May 2010

Howzit Jupp,

Very Nice!! I wish I could grow them here in Hawaii.

A Hui Hou,
-Tim

Very nice. I see you have a basin under it, do you think letting it sit in the water is good for it? I've seen in books where it recommends that but have never done it. They are really tough plants I have an old one whose trunk has rotted literally 1/2 away but it still blooms!

Thank You Bob
Hi Bob, The Wisteria needed in the summer when it is hot necessarily a foot bath and fertilizer. You can master the wood hardener to slow the rotting process.

Jupp, I wanted to say thank you for all these posts.
Tim, no need to be envious.

https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t5807-for-tim-and-jupp#60002

Enjoy.
Khaimraj

jupp wrote:Thank You Bob
Hi Bob, The Wisteria needed in the summer when it is hot necessarily a foot bath and fertilizer. You can master the wood hardener to slow the rotting process.

There's not much left to save. But I agree it would help if I had a better way of treating deadwood. Supposedly this was planted in 1928 . We dug it from a house in Pasadena that indeed was built then and had it on the original landscape plans. I dug it in 1998 and the trunk was intact but partly hollow. Its just been the last few years where part s of the trunk have just given up the ghost. But it's tenacious thing 3/4's gone and still blooming from both the old trunk and the new shoot.

wonderful!! how tall is it? is it possible to grow in the tropics? or it need some cold?

Jupp, great wisteria. Looking forward to seeing this year's blooms!

Spring is here and the Wisteria has a new shell.
Now I'm waiting for flowers. I thinks looks fine.
More photos from the spring can be found on my blog

Last year they blew a gale from the podium and I had to repot it in August. It all went well, but it does not bloom this year so gorgeous
Update 2012

I die. I'm crazy for wisteria. I have to find a good example in this days.

You have beautiful wisteia.

Thank you for coment

I have to say I really love this, and all of the other work I have seen you post. I have always loved wisteria as bonsai, especially if you can get them happy and blooming.

Thank you Steven and please look at my blog http://juppsbonsaiblog.blogspot.de/

In March 2013, you can form your tree in natural wysteria style : weeper style.
If for all other deciduous tree styles, you cut with the last bud under the branche, in wipper style, you have to cut with yhe last bud "on the branche" , ( see to attached drawing ) and put ligatures from march to july.

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Thank you, I may just have to find a nice wisteria to start working on.

Autumn colors on the Wisteria. Yesterday.

Outstanding tree. I love it.

I also have one...just came from Japan. Nothing like yours but better than nothing. I just hope it will grow in Africa.
I love your wisteria.

Thanx

update, new styling...........

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after

I hope it will flower soon. It will be magnificent.

Neli wrote:I hope it will flower soon. It will be magnificent.

I hope so too  

That's one of the nicest wisterias I've ever seen, I hear they are tough to train, nice work.

jupp wrote:I hope you all like my Wisteria. I'm looking forward to the new flower. The image is from May 2010

I like it. The flowers are beautiful.