The flower language and meaning of wisteria (briefly describing the symbolic meaning of wisteria)

When wisteria blossoms, it blooms like countless flying purple butterflies, and strings of residual flowers hang on the branches, with purple in purple and purple in blue, like rosy clouds and brocade. Twisted branches are like dragons, no wonder they are so popular.

The implication of wisteria is also very good. It means "home is safe, and purple gas comes from the east". No wonder many people call wisteria trees "family heirlooms". Wisteria, a vine, can not only be planted in the yard, but also be kept as a potted plant or bonsai on the balcony or living room at home. It looks quaint and elegant, flying smartly when the flowers bloom, and the purple gas comes from the east, which is particularly beautiful.

China has a long history of planting wisteria. Before the Republic of China, many official residences and private gardens in Beijing planted wisteria to beautify the courtyard. In the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai once wrote in a poem, "Wisteria hangs a cloud tree, and flowers are suitable for spring." The secret songbird is a beautiful woman. "Through this poem. I described the graceful posture and excellent style of pain relief. Moreover, there is an old saying among the people that there are wisteria in spring and Lingxiao in summer, which shows people's love for wisteria. How to raise wisteria at home?

How to grow wisteria at home?

Wisteria has strong adaptability and is planted all over the world. Now Sister Rong will take the courtyard as an example to talk about the cultivation method of wisteria.

Selection of planting site

Sister Rong has a wisteria in her house. When I plant wisteria, I will choose a sunny place, plant it under the wall, let wisteria climb up along the bamboo pole, and then climb the whole wall to form a beautiful flower waterfall. Wisteria planted under the wall can receive enough light for 4~6 hours, which is beneficial to the growth and flowering of wisteria.

Planting wisteria

Although wisteria is not strict with the soil, it will also add decomposed manure when planting, mainly because wisteria prefers the soil with smooth drainage, deep soil layer and rich and loose soil. Therefore, adding decomposed manure into the soil can not only make the soil more fertile, but also make the soil more loose. Plant wisteria flowers and water them once.

How to water and fertilize the planted wisteria?

"1" Watering: Wisteria is drought-tolerant and afraid of waterlogging. Therefore, after the planted wisteria is soaked, don't water it for a short time, because after the wisteria is planted, there is no seedling delay. In this case, if there is less water and more water, there will be more water roots. After wisteria began to grow vigorously, the amount of watering was gradually increased to keep the soil slightly wet.

In the rainy season, we should also eliminate stagnant water, and don't often have stagnant water, which will lead to the rotten roots of wisteria. After the temperature drops in autumn, wisteria grows slowly. You need less water and watering.

"2" Fertilization: Wisteria likes fertilization, mainly because wisteria blooms more and consumes more nutrients, so it needs more fertilizer. However, to fertilize wisteria, it is necessary to apply thin fertilizer frequently, and not to use raw fertilizer or thick fertilizer to prevent wisteria from burning roots.

When wisteria grows vigorously, applying decomposed fertilizers, such as decomposed cake fertilizer or decomposed organic fertilizer, can promote the growth of wisteria and the flowering of wisteria. Spraying 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate every 7~ 10 days before flowering can make wisteria blossom more and more brightly.

In winter, burying wisteria once with decomposed manure and watering it again with frozen water can not only prevent freezing damage, but also make wisteria grow better and bloom more brightly in the coming year.

Trim the shelf

Pruning management

When planting wisteria in spring, you can prune the branches of wisteria, that is, cut off the dry, weak and thin branches before planting. This makes it easier to plant, and secondly, it can reduce nutrient loss.

Wisteria plants also need to be pruned every year when they are young, mainly in winter or early spring, mainly by cutting off weak branches, and then topping the top of the branches of wisteria, so that wisteria can grow more lateral branches and then bloom more flowers.

Set up scaffolding

After wisteria is planted. When it grows vigorously and grows many branches, it is necessary to build a shelf for wisteria. Build a shelf for wisteria, which can be fixed with bamboo poles and iron wires. In order to let wisteria climb the bamboo pole and then climb the wall full of flowers.