The American blueberry is also called the highbush blueberry. Hers are small, dark blue berries that are usually sweet, juicy and very tasty. They contain vitamin C and pectin, which is why they are so valuable for our body. No wonder many of us decide to plant them in our garden or plot. If you want it to grow abundantly, follow one piece of advice.
What do blueberries like? This is the best time for fertilization
Blueberries like acidic, permeable and moist soil with a high humus content. It grows best in sunny places. It needs regular watering, especially during hot weather. Avoid soaking the leaves and pour the water so that it reaches the roots directly.
You can use rainwater that is not limed and acid-forming gases dissolve in it. It will be perfect for watering plants that like acidic soil. Blueberries should be fertilized twice a season. The first time at the turn of April and May, and the second time after fruit set. Choose nutrients rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium.
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What to plant next to blueberries? Avoid two plants
Good fertilizer is not everything. Blueberries can be stimulated to grow in the company of other plants. What shrubs you plant next to it is very important. They will help or hinder the blueberry. Good neighbors for it are radishes, sorrel, cranberries, dill, basil, parsley and thyme. They have similar needs. Never plant apple trees and walnut trees next to blueberries, as they will grow poorly. Also avoid planting the plant near tall trees, because they will cut off the sunlight it so desperately needs.
Source: Gazeta
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