I have a 3 yr old hummingbird vine grown in a pot from seed and have never gotten blooms on it.
I always feed my plants with some kind of fertilizer whether osmicote 3-month feed, rose food, or sam's choice plain old plant food.
The thing grows like mad - I keep it trimmed weekly because I'm wanting to bonsai it eventually (need the thick trunk).
Does it bloom on new wood or old wood?
Or is it like a dogwood or wisteria and not bloom for its first few years?
When do Hummingbird vines bloom?
Hummingbird vine (Campsis radicans) blooms in summer-fall on new wood. So, that is perhaps the problem - you may be pruning all the new growth off and ending up without any flowers.
This plant is quite a monster - so keep on top of it so it doesn't get out of hand. You can do a hard prune in late spring to get the dead wood out of it and then let it go if you want blooms.
http://www.hort.uconn.edu/plants/c/camra...
Good luck!
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