Hello, I have two Japanese Wisteria that I purchased from Art Knapp. I have planted them in their own planters about a month ago. They are on a deck and get late afternoon sun and full light(not sun) throughout the day. The plant does not seem to be adapting well. Their pots are deep and I keep them well watered. However the plants' leaves have become crunchy and are starting to curl. I also noticed that some newer leaves are turning yellow. What am I doing wrong? They were pricey items and I dont want to kill them. Thankyou Andrew Steveston, British Columbia
Hello Westcoastmtn, Hmm? Not something I have grown before. I lived in Georgia for a few years. It was a seriously invasive plant there. Seemed vigorous as a plant could be. From what I read: they like full sun; normal moisture; overfertilizing causes excessive green growth and lack of blooms; can be difficult to transpant and slow to establish. That last part may be your problem or possibly fertilizer burn or it they have a disease. If you can attach a photo that may be helpful. I would also call Art Knapp and ask what they thought - take in some leaves if you can. They sold them. They would be the one to replace them if they fail.
