Certainly! I've thought about trying to grow Chinese wisteria indoors myself, so I've gathered quite a bit of information on the subject. One of the biggest challenges is providing enough light, as wisteria thrives in full sun. You might want to invest in a full-spectrum LED grow light if you don't have adequate natural light indoors. Positioning the plant close to a large, south-facing window could help too.
Temperature control is another aspect to consider. Wisteria can handle cooler temperatures, so trying to mimic outdoor conditions by keeping them in a cooler room during winter could benefit their overall health and growth cycle. When it comes to humidity, most indoor environments should be sufficient unless your home is particularly dry, in which case a humidity tray or a room humidifier might come in handy.
Growth management is crucial because wisteria can grow quite vigorously. I've read that regular pruning not only helps keep its size in check but also encourages more blooms. Some people find success by shaping them as bonsai, which is a fascinating way to integrate these plants indoors. This involves more advanced techniques in pruning and wiring, though, so it’s something I’m still considering.
As for practical experience, a friend of mine attempted this and suggested using a large, heavy pot to prevent tipping, and a sturdy trellis or some form of support is essential as wisteria likes to climb.
If you're set on trying wisteria indoors, I'd say go for it but be prepared for a bit of a commitment in terms of care and attention. Have you looked into different wisteria varieties, or are you set on the Chinese type? Some types might need slightly different conditions or care. I'd love to hear more about what approach you're considering!