[kilfrg7864]

I recently just trimmed back a bunch of my stem plants and new growth is coming.

However, the new growth is only coming from the single area where i trimmed.

I thought that once you do a trim new growth should be coming from multiple nodes of the plants below the area where i cut to make it "bushier".

But right now all it looks like is a single stem coming from the stem that i just cut.

Am i trimming these plants wrong? Or is there a certain way that im supposed to trim wisteria and asian ambulia?

 

[Danno79]

The first couple of times I cut back my wisteria I only got single shoots. The more I cut it back the bushier it gets.

 

[ddrfreak_tung]

My ambulia behaves the same way, before it grew like wildfire, I'd trim and replant the tip eventually itll start bushings up

 

[jmrmotorhead]

The first couple of times I cut back my wisteria I only got single shoots. The more I cut it back the bushier it gets.

Exactly my experience