Watering, fertilizing, cutting and more

Do you have to pour wild wine additionally?

Basically, wild wine needs a lot of water and should therefore actually be poured, especially on hot and dry days. However, the plant is very sensitive to waterlogging.

When and how often should you fertilize wild wine?

During the growing season is regular fertilization makes sense, although this should be discontinued by mid-August at the latest. Otherwise the shoots will not mature properly, making it difficult for the plant to survive the winter. In addition, if the fertilizer is too heavy, the beautiful autumn color may not appear.

Can be wild wine also in the pot cultivate?

Basically, a pot culture of the wild wine is possible, whereby planters should be selected as large as possible. Use vessels made from natural materials, such as clay or ceramics. A repotting of the wild wine is only necessary when the roots fill the entire pot.

When and how can you cut wild wine?

Wild wine grows up to two meters per year and should be cut back as regularly as possible. Wild wine that grows unchecked spreads very quickly even where it actually has no business and can cause severe damage. Of the Cut back in summer.

How can Wilder Wein be shortened differently?

You can use the wild wine instead of the Secateurs also shorten with the gas burner.

Wilder Wein is considered to be quite resistant to various diseases, but can be found in the wrong location or in the wrong place. if cared for incorrectly, they can be attacked by Verticillium wilt, a fungal disease. There is no antidote to this, which is why prevention is useful. For this reason, you should avoid moving planted specimens as well as excessive moisture or even waterlogging.

The wild wine does not grow or only a little, why is that?

When the wild wine does not want to grow properly, it often suffers from a lack of water.

Is wild wine hardy?

Most wild wine varieties are hardy, but some require winter protection from leaves and brushwood.