Hi everybody I could really use some advice! I recently received a new wisteria plant that came in a plastic baggie full of dirt and I immediately transplanted it into a bigger pot and gave it a tomato stand so it could rap its vines around it and climb. now the leaves are turning brown/crispy and falling off and I have no idea what to do!
My new wisteria is getting crunchy!
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NigelJ
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Have you been watering it?
I'd have removed from plastic bag, given a good soak, spread out the roots in the new pot (with drainage holes in the bottom) and added John Innes No 3, watered well and then stood somewhere shady and out of the wind until it began to grow.
No idea what the US equivalent of JI No3 is, basically a soil based potting compost with added peat, sand and fertiliser intended for long term container growing
I'd have removed from plastic bag, given a good soak, spread out the roots in the new pot (with drainage holes in the bottom) and added John Innes No 3, watered well and then stood somewhere shady and out of the wind until it began to grow.
No idea what the US equivalent of JI No3 is, basically a soil based potting compost with added peat, sand and fertiliser intended for long term container growing
I have been watering I replaced the baggie with a taller pot with good drainage and the soil I used was peat, a bit of perlite, and miracle grow flower food soil.
Here are what the leaves look like currently
