How to grow bluberries, 38 gallons from 8 plants.Tricks, tips, storing. What kind to plant?

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35 gallons of blueberries from 8 plants. We use saw dust to get a better harvest. How to trim them and fertilizer. My plants are 20 years old and we get a bumper crop. Keep the PH around 5. How and when to pick. By Mark Patrick from "America Unplugged".

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This was a very good video. In a little over 5 minutes, you covered a lot of information to help someone grow blueberries
Great video! We've had our blueberries for about 6 years and have already realized that we planted the too close together. I'm going to try the sawdust!
What location/climate zone do you live in?
Thank you for sharing, lots of helpful information!
thanks for taking the time to educate me on how to grow blueberries.
Can we grow in Pakistan
Can we grow it in Germany?
wondering if pine needles would be a good mulch, does not attract snails or other pests. and is highly acidic ?
I haven't been very successful with my blueberries. I really appreciate this information. Thanks.
Thanks for all the useful info! What year did they reach full maturity do you think?
Great video... Around here in Montana, even the nursery that sells them tells customers they are for flowering only, no fruit... I figure I'm going to dig deep with a backhoe, mix in fresh dirt with compost and peat moss, and add sulphur... Then the 2 year old plants will go in... I love it when someone says I can't do something
2:20 Squirrel!
good job
Short sweet and packed with information. Thank you. Great video. Now I want to hear more about your "green" energy!
Is the sawdust a hardwood or like a pine sawdust, or does it matter?
Have you planted any in pots? I did for the first time yesterday. I was not aware of the PH requirement to be 5. What did you say to add? Time released something....?? Can I add it to the pot?
I am thinking of planting on a hill that only gets sun starting at 130pm to 7 pm. It's 6 hours but all afternoon hours. Would that work for blueberry plants?
Nice video. I added your video to my post about herbs and foods with anti diabetic properties take a look http://www.mtspace.me/blueberry-benefits-for-diabetes
Thank you for this great video.
These would dehydrate for long term food storage also.