Natsufuji, also known as Doyō Fuji (“Wisteria of Midsummer”), is a vine that blooms in summer with wisteria-like flowers. It thrives in locations with full sun, good air circulation, and well-drained soil.

In nature, Natsufuji climbs by wrapping its vines around other trees, reaching beyond them to bloom in the sunlight. Without sufficient sunlight, it may not flower. Blooming season: July–August.

Care Tips:

• Light: Place in a spot with direct sunlight for optimal flowering.

• Watering: Water thoroughly whenever the surface of the soil becomes dry, making sure water runs out of the bottom of the pot.
  During hot summer months, depending on how root-bound the plant becomes, watering once or twice a day may be necessary.

• Repotting: As the plant grows, the pot may become too small. If so, repot into a larger container to support healthy development and continued enjoyment.

Bring the vivid energy of midsummer into your garden with the graceful bloom of Natsufuji.