Wisteria propagation from cuttings (with updates)

Wisteria is a vining plant with blueish purplish cascading flowers. They are strong growers and can easily take over your garden. They love full sun and are drought tolerant. Watch this video to see how to propagate them through the cuttings.

[CouchSttr]

I love that you show results at several points later on. Thanks!

[kysmik]

Thank you for posting an HONEST video of propagation. Usually, I see the propagation videos and the person who is making the video shows that ALL or most of their cuttings have rooted and grown successful plantings. I go to do that and most of mine die. It is very frustrating and makes me feel like a failure. Now, I can plant many and know that not all of them are going to make roots and probably at least half will die. Now, I will go and start my new wisteria vines. :- )

[nbeizaie]

One of the best videos about Wisteria propagation. i think your softwood cuttings did better than the hardwood ones.

[lilolmecj]

Excellent tutorial, I put all my cuttings on the north side of my house ( northern hemisphere) they are in shade, but get bright indirect light. I am getting ready to set up some wisteria today. They are so beautiful. For those who haven’t grown them, I had one in moderate shade, just sun through light leaf canopy. It was there three years did not do much. I switched it to half day full sun and it has gone wild.

[lisaustok]

Great video, i have planted mind from cuttings from a friends garden.

[castleofcostamesa]

Thank you! I love that you include results. I will try rooting some wisteria cuttings today.

[BHolt-qn]

I am super excited to try this. I am in Texas and saw a wild wisteria near my house that I’m going to take a cutting from! Wish me luck

[jameslangschied]

You answered all of my questions. Thanks for such a wonderfully informative video. I absolutely love wisteria. Thanks again. Greetings from Kokomo, Indiana, U.S.

[suemichel]

Thank you so much for making this video. I have a thriving wisteria in my front yard that replanted itself and I love it. Now I want to propagate from that one to plant in my backyard. This video is so helpful. I hope mine does as well as yours.

[elizabethlouque]

What an incredibly useful and informative video, I love that you went into great detail and also showed the results. :-) I only have a few cuttings (there’s some grown wild in Louisiana and I came across a few on a hike recently) fingers crossed at least one survives

[roxannelolley]

Thank you so much so many friends have said they want some of mine😊

[natl]

Really useful video, well explained, and I love the clips of the plant some months on. Thank you for posting!! 😊❤🌱

[HellcrushPlays]

Arrived at your video while looking up bonsai. Great demonstration.

[Gnarmarmilla]

Thank you so much!
We just found one of these growing along our fence and it is coming from my neighbor’s yard. He didn’t even know it was there and he has been in that house for 30 some years. I think a bird’s droppings must have brought it to us.
So excited to propagate it and make it into a bunch.
I appreciate your tips.
May God bless you

[janetspell]

Thanks so much for this video and for sharing your knowledge with this beautiful plant. We have one in our front yard, ..we planted several years ago and it so beautiful now when it blooms in spring time! We planted directly into ground with a contained border around it. ❤️

[juru]

Very well presented & explained. I tried other similar videos but only you answered all the questions I had. Thank you.

[JennieZ]

Oh my gosh thank you so much. I've tried so many times to take clippings from the wisteria plants at my daughter's house and they always die. I can see now it's very difficult to do and I should take more than 3-4 for a better success rate! Fingers crossed I will finally get it this year

[mikeylikeyit]

You produce some super helpful content mam... just want to say thanks for all the tips...

[steventuohy]

Love it. Thank you for making this video.

[saltlifegull]

Hooked on your videos, awesome! Thanks for your time and sharing.