How one can Grow Blueberries A Full Growing Guide
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They also do well in part shade locations.
Deer love to graze blueberries.
Will you please spell the name of the all-purpose fertilizer you mentioned and where it can be purchased. Thank you!
Thank you for this information. This will be extremely helpful for the blueberry patch I’m starting!
The leaves on my blueberries are turning red and purple. I just planted 7 blueberry bushes in containers using a mixture of peat moss, potting soil, and screened pine bark chips. I read that the leaves changing color can be from a lack of magnesium, and/or phosphorus, so I amended the soil with sulfur, and top dressed it with Epsom salt and super phosphate. I also read that the color can change from transplant shock and low temperatures, and it did get down to the low to mid 30's for a few nights. My question is how long does it typically take to see results from adding the amendments/when does the transplant/temperature shock wear off? When can I expect the leaves to start turning green again? I'm worried that the problem might be fungal/bacterial, but I need to know how long it takes for the amendments to take effect and the transplant/temperature shock to go away, so that I can eliminate them as being the cause of the problem. I have looked all over the internet for an answer, but I haven't been able to find one anywhere. I would greatly appreciate any assistance you could provide. Thank you.
I came up with an alternate method to keep birds from eating my blueberries. I have over twenty bushes and using netting is cumbersome and time consuming. I buy blue Mardi Gras beads at the dollar store and drape them over the bushes as the berries start to blush pink. Smaller bushes get one string of beads and larger bushes two or three. I’ve used this method for five or six years after birds ate my entire crop one year with great success.
Would a smart pot/ fabric pot be okay for blueberries?
i got black berry's this year! and i didn;t know the call them super foods. i got it coz the cost 5 euros a little container it expesive for something so little xD.
This is perfect timing for me. Is there anything we should know about pruning or prepping for the winter?
I’m Always so confused about Peat moss versus Spagnum moss. Are they interchangeable I have sphagnum moss and I’d like to use it for my blueberries if it works for that
Good information, like other comments made I would like to see a video on pruning.
Chipmunks keep eating mine! Netting won’t keep those sneaky buggers out.
In Minnesota rabbits were my biggest pest—they chewed my blueberry bushes to just nuns the first winter!
Instead of sulfur for acidity, could I use coffee grounds or would that not be acidic enough? Just looking for the cheapest solutions.
Beautiful day Luke[ Mr. MIgardener ] love your educational video. I'm from a small Island in the Pacific. where temperature are 90-105 any given day. do you think I can grow blue berries or any berries. Thank you.
Luke I really got a lot out of your blueberry video I planted a container blueberry this spring I incorporated lots of sphagnum peat moss Into my soil
I just planted 7 blueberry bushes in a mixture of peat moss, potting soil, and screened pine bark wood chips. The leaves on the blueberries are turning red. I'm not sure how much of that is transplant shock and how much is a nutrient deficiency, but I top dressed it with Epsom salt, bone meal, and sulfur just in case. The temperature also dropped down to the mid 30's for a couple nights, so I dont know how much of an effect that had on the color change. My question is how long does it take for the amendments to take effect, and when can I expect the leaves to turn green again? I know the reason for the color change can also be fungal or bacterial, that's why I'm wondering how long it should take for the amendments to work, and/or for the transplant/cold shock to wear off so that I can eliminate those as the cause for the change in color. I appreciate any help you can provide. Thanks.
I keep my blueberries soil around 5.0 because the general consensus from expert growers is 4.5-5.5. You may want to check your sources on that. Other than that, great informative video.
2:40 I read that blueberries like a soil ph of 5.5-6.5, not 6.0-6.5.
Can you do a complete grow guide on hardy kiwi and/or hardy fig?
My blueberries were struggling for years then I added rabbit manure and I finally started getting blueberries before that I just did compost to fertilize and it did nothing for growth.
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Thank you. I didn't have any pots so I planted my 4 blueberry plants in large cardboard boxes until I can get a raised bed built. Hopefully the cardboard boxes will hold up until I am ready to transplant.
I think I may have inspired this video, but thank you for doing it! It was nice seeing you guys in town and wish you all the success!