I think kudzu is a fascinating plant and would like to grow it next spring as a hanging plant. How do I get it started in a pot? I tried several times this past year, and managed to kill it every time. Forget about the stories -- kudzu is NOT easy to propagate!! Anyone know anything specific about how this plant works? Also, Can I keep it in pots/planters and bring it in for cold weather, or does it have to die down in the fall?
Is it possible to grow kudzu indoors in pots?
if you have no luck growing Kudzu you gotta brown thumb - you do need to keep the soil moist tho and it likes filtered sun not direct ( the young plants start in shaded areas only when older can they take sun )
oh yea you need a runner with a 'node' on it to propagate ( you won't have a lot of luck just using a random piece ) that is how it spreads in the wild and why it is so invasive it rarely propergates with seed
Reply:Not sure, but Kudzu grows in a moist and warm enviroment. It doesn't germinate correctly in a cold enviroment.
Reply:It might be easier to grow pot in a kudzu.......!
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