Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 835)

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Hanshanshans wrote on 05/13/2023 at 22:37: Breaking news...First climate sticker action in Casino.

The manager specifically asks the people not to solve. Is yes glad
about everyone who does not get their fingers from the machine 😂

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mowolum wrote on 05/13/2023 at 6:18 pm: Mine didn't flower until after 3 years,that's how it's described.

The reasons for a failure to bloom can have different causes with Wisteria:
Planting pruning: The strong-growing climbing plants must be cut back strongly after planting except for only a few eyes .
This is the only way the plants will set flowers after only two to three years.

Incorrect pruning could unknowingly remove the flower-forming shoots.
Wisteria blooms on perennial wood.
Therefore, when pruning, do not perform cosmetic measures on young or one-year-old shoots,
but, if necessary, thinning out on leading shoots into the perennial wood.
Wisteria also tolerates severe pruning to 40 to 50 cm for rejuvenation.
thank you, as I said had already googled extensively and also found these text passages, besides, you can not change the past, the plant was then also only 20 cm high and had 2 mikrige stems, now ares 2 meters and n leaf forest.

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RiverSong wrote on 05/14/2023 at 11:17 AM:

thank you, as I said had already googled extensively and also found these text passages, besides, you can not change the past, the plant was then also only 20 cm high and had 2 mikrige stems, now ares 2 meters and n leaf forest.

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RiverSong wrote on 05/14/2023 at 11:17 AM:

thank you, as I said had already googled extensively and also found these text passages, besides, you can not change the past, the plant was then also only 20 cm high and had 2 mikrige stems, now ares 2 meters and n leaf forest.

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gamble1 wrote on 14.05.2023 at 11:55 am: Don't worry there are people who managed to kill a cactus ...... *cough* I heard *cough*

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mowolum wrote on 05/13/2023 at 18:18: The reasons for a lack of flowering can have different causes with Wisteria:
Planting Pruning: The strong-growing climbers must be cut back severely after planting except for just a few eyes .
This is the only way the plants will set flowers after only two to three years.

Incorrect pruning could unknowingly remove the flower-forming shoots.
Wisteria flowers on perennial wood.
Therefore, when pruning, do not perform cosmetic measures on young or one-year-old shoots,
but, if necessary, thinning out on leading shoots into the perennial wood.
Wisteria also tolerates a strong pruning to 40 to 50 cm for rejuvenation.
I have now looked at some pictures on Google, how Wisteria looks like, after it is just discussed here. It is also called blue rain ? The pictures where he is seen as a small tree in gardens with this flowering, they look really gorgeous. So a little tree I would also like to stand in the garden. That's really a great eye-catcher, when the bloom is.

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Falko wrote on 14.05.2023 at 15:22:

I have now looked at a few pictures on Google, how Wisteria looks like, after it is just discussed here. It is also called blue rain ? The pictures where he is seen as a small tree in gardens with this flowering, they look really gorgeous. So a little tree I would also like to stand in the garden. That's really a great eye-catcher, when the bloom is.

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Falko wrote on 14.05.2023 at 15:22: I have now looked at a few pictures on Google, as Wisteria looks, after it is just discussed here. It is also called blue rain ? The pictures where he is seen as a small tree in gardens with this flowering, they look really gorgeous. So a little tree I would also like to stand in the garden. That's really a great eye-catcher when the bloom is.

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