My first wisteria was in a training pot for a few years at my grandmas house while I did my time with the Navy. When I got back I found that granny had planted it by the shed. ❤. Lots of air layering from that plant. She didn't understand what I was doing at that time. She loved her garden and didn't want it to die. Miss her still. Love your channel.
Hi Milton, thank you for another inspiring and informative video. I like that you share some of the origin, history and your connection to the plant. It gives the whole thing a nice, personal touch.
amazing wisteria milton! im literally the same age as it lol. you've just planted a seed in my mind about what i can do to my two wisteria in thr future. I have a pair of 2 year old chinese wistera (one bright pink one bright blue) in pots that im soon going to bury in the garden this summer, and now im thinking about keeping them in pots forever and trying your clip and grow method. then i'll have a bunch of softwood cuttings to try to grow and put in ground instead! thanks for the upload
I am very glad that you did this wisteria. I have a great interest 8n developing a wisteria bonsai. I need to find a mature one to air layer or something. I would appreciate more on wisteria.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq thank you. I am thinking that if I can find a wisteria on the side of the road, it would be great to know how to make it a bonsai and get it in a pot.
Thanks. You are fortunate to have access to such old and developed in-ground material. Agree that you don't necessarily need to know the wisteria variety you have, but they do perform differently. I have the American W. frutescens and a Japanese W. planted at the base of a utility pole with basketball goal. The frutescens is shorter and is just now opening very short blooms (not really spikes) with foliage; the Japanese grows to the top of the pole and will bloom later without foliage. My Chinese W. was planted at the corner of my porch in 2012 and bloomed very early but lightly for the first time this year. The foliage quickly grew lush. I think the foliage is beautiful--do you think a W. bonsai can be handsome, even after the bloom period?
My response disappeared. I hope this is not a duplication. I personally think the time to display wisteria starts when flower bud starting to emerge. Summer is a big lump of leaf with long vine shoots. Maybe of interest to some., ii prefer to put it away to let it grow wildly to gain strength and grow bigger trunk. Rather than worrying about origin, focus on the name variety with flowers you like. My preference is deep purple, pink, AND white (the most!)
Along with my mimosa, I have a wisteria growing alongside my driveway that I’ve been slowly shaping. Mostly trimming the branches to exactly border the of line of where the branches are out of the way of where I park.
Wisteria are easy to root. Some 25 years ago i took a cutting of one and planted it in the ground. i always kept it pruned back and eventually the trunk was large and the wisteria looked like a shrub or bush. When it bloomed it was beautiful. Now after 30 years in its spot, this video makes me want to prune it down and turn it into a bonsai.
Great video!! You are so appreciated. My current wisteria was a volunteer just a few years ago and it had reached the power lines already. My goal is to turn it into a bonsai. For now, about 2 months ago I cut it back to about 7ft and left in ground because I wanted to be sure it survived. From what ive been seeing they seem extremely resilient. I was going to dig up and put in large pot next February while dormant. Do you recommend later?? Thank you so much!!!🙏
thanks for sharing your experience. I perwonally don't think wisteria looks great in the summer months because it is covered with foliage and long vines...and I don;'t want to cut them because I want the tree to gain strength and gain truck size. After many years of pruning and cutback to maintain shape, branching make shorter growth...and thus closer clusters when blooming...That is the time to enjoy. Make sense? But you may find a big green growth in itsel beautiful display.
Where I live we have a lot of them growing wild. There is a beautiful one about a mile from me. The been considering air layering a large branch. But it is in a city park. Lol
I've been watching every single video on his channel and I highly recommend subscribing to him! The way he talks and describes his ideas for each bonsai tree are always so calming and really fits the image of his company, "Bonsai Heirloom". I'm currently getting into the art of bonsai trees and his videos are the only videos I could really understand and even picture out the shape of each tree. I just absolutely love his work, his channel, and him. ❤ Thank you for your continuous hard work Mr. Chang! I will always look forward for your next videos!!!
How did I miss this? I love wisteria, I have 2 in training and 2 more I just harvested from the wild and good info such you do is very limited. Thank you for all you do Sir.
My first wisteria was in a training pot for a few years at my grandmas house while I did my time with the Navy. When I got back I found that granny had planted it by the shed. ❤. Lots of air layering from that plant. She didn't understand what I was doing at that time. She loved her garden and didn't want it to die. Miss her still. Love your channel.
You nailed why we name our company bonsai heirloom
Enjoy your trees in rememberance!
That is one cool looking trunk on this wisteria. A trunk and a half. Nice flowers on it. Really a cool looking bonsai tree.
Thsnks!
Great advice on the starting of the wisteria. Fantastic looking root system on this wisteria.
too bad a piece broke off...It is potted, and flower persisting!
it will look dense with lots flowers in the years to come.
Happy with it.
I’ve been struggling to plant wisteria from my garden. Thank you so much for making a video on it, I found it very helpful🧡
Welcome!
Hi Milton, thank you for another inspiring and informative video.
I like that you share some of the origin, history and your connection to the plant. It gives the whole thing a nice, personal touch.
Thanks!
Nice shaping of the Wisteria. That is why you are one cool Bonsai Master. Always simple and easy to understand videos in the clip and grow methods.
Wiring is useful...sparingly and remove quickly.
Finding shortcuts makes bonsai fun, and it is in keeping with our busy lifestyle.
Thank you. Been looking forward to a good wisteria video. Appreciate it a lot.
The Wisteria looks beautiful
I have 7root cuttingsallhavetaken
Noprops thanks Milton keep up the good work mate
Fingers crossed for you!
Thank you Sir for sharing your knowledge. I appreciate all that you do. ❤
Thank you for the encouragement!
amazing wisteria milton! im literally the same age as it lol. you've just planted a seed in my mind about what i can do to my two wisteria in thr future. I have a pair of 2 year old chinese wistera (one bright pink one bright blue) in pots that im soon going to bury in the garden this summer, and now im thinking about keeping them in pots forever and trying your clip and grow method. then i'll have a bunch of softwood cuttings to try to grow and put in ground instead!
thanks for the upload
You are welcome. Have fun. Great year are starting with the colors you like! Try also white.
Super vidéo, un grand merci à vous!
Merci!
I am very glad that you did this wisteria. I have a great interest 8n developing a wisteria bonsai. I need to find a mature one to air layer or something. I would appreciate more on wisteria.
I will show one more wisteria in the Q &A in response to the high level of interest.
Stay tuned.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq thank you. I am thinking that if I can find a wisteria on the side of the road, it would be great to know how to make it a bonsai and get it in a pot.
Thanks. You are fortunate to have access to such old and developed in-ground material. Agree that you don't necessarily need to know the wisteria variety you have, but they do perform differently. I have the American W. frutescens and a Japanese W. planted at the base of a utility pole with basketball goal. The frutescens is shorter and is just now opening very short blooms (not really spikes) with foliage; the Japanese grows to the top of the pole and will bloom later without foliage. My Chinese W. was planted at the corner of my porch in 2012 and bloomed very early but lightly for the first time this year. The foliage quickly grew lush. I think the foliage is beautiful--do you think a W. bonsai can be handsome, even after the bloom period?
My response disappeared. I hope this is not a duplication.
I personally think the time to display wisteria starts when flower bud starting to emerge. Summer is a big lump of leaf with long vine shoots. Maybe of interest to some., ii prefer to put it away to let it grow wildly to gain strength and grow bigger trunk.
Rather than worrying about origin, focus on the name variety with flowers you like.
My preference is deep purple, pink, AND white (the most!)
Just got my first Wisteria cuttings, so this was great to watch...( mine are soft wood )
Not easy...keep it moist. Easiest by pushing a long branch into soil with a little break.
Along with my mimosa, I have a wisteria growing alongside my driveway that I’ve been slowly shaping.
Mostly trimming the branches to exactly border the of line of where the branches are out of the way of where I park.
Wisteria are easy to root. Some 25 years ago i took a cutting of one and planted it in the ground. i always kept it pruned back and eventually the trunk was large and the wisteria looked like a shrub or bush. When it bloomed it was beautiful. Now after 30 years in its spot, this video makes me want to prune it down and turn it into a bonsai.
Sounds beautiful! Give it a try! :)
I've got 2 Wisteria but they're REALLY young and i'm training them onto an Arbor I put up earlier this year. :)
You will soon have a thick trunk. Cut back to about the height of the bonsai in my mind.
Wisteria is beautiful tree👍
Yes!
That’s quite a chunky monkey Milton. Nicely done. Thanks, keep growing
Yes I will...to making it a chunkier monkey 🙂
Thank you so much! I’m be following this beautiful tree, I have 3 wisterias and they are very amazing bonsai subjects. Thanks for sharing!🎉
Enjoy!
Thanks Milton!
🙂
Great job!
Thanks!
Hanging flowers are very appealing, I'm working on a couple of Pieris Japonica with very similar flowers
Please keep us posted.
Thanks!
Great video!! You are so appreciated. My current wisteria was a volunteer just a few years ago and it had reached the power lines already. My goal is to turn it into a bonsai. For now, about 2 months ago I cut it back to about 7ft and left in ground because I wanted to be sure it survived. From what ive been seeing they seem extremely resilient. I was going to dig up and put in large pot next February while dormant. Do you recommend later?? Thank you so much!!!🙏
thanks for sharing your experience.
I perwonally don't think wisteria looks great in the summer months because it is covered with foliage and long vines...and I don;'t want to cut them because I want the tree to gain strength and gain truck size. After many years of pruning and cutback to maintain shape, branching make shorter growth...and thus closer clusters when blooming...That is the time to enjoy.
Make sense?
But you may find a big green growth in itsel beautiful display.
Yes I agree. When would you recommend digging out of ground to then pot? Thank you again!!🙏
I have un rooted Wisteria cuttings that are blooming is this usual or a rare occurrence,😊 too happy about it 😅.
😲👍👌
I try make bonsai from wisteria since couple of years but I didn't see evan one flower. Why???
They tend not to blooom after repotting. So,m you may have to wait another year or two.
Wisteria tend not to flower when it is moved for two or three years.
So stay put…it may flower for you next year. :)
Where I live we have a lot of them growing wild. There is a beautiful one about a mile from me. The been considering air layering a large branch. But it is in a city park. Lol
I've been watching every single video on his channel and I highly recommend subscribing to him! The way he talks and describes his ideas for each bonsai tree are always so calming and really fits the image of his company, "Bonsai Heirloom". I'm currently getting into the art of bonsai trees and his videos are the only videos I could really understand and even picture out the shape of each tree. I just absolutely love his work, his channel, and him. ❤ Thank you for your continuous hard work Mr. Chang! I will always look forward for your next videos!!!
Thank you for your continuous support!
How did I miss this? I love wisteria, I have 2 in training and 2 more I just harvested from the wild and good info such you do is very limited. Thank you for all you do Sir.
Glad it was helpful!