How to Take a Cutting From a Blueberry Tree : Berry Gardening, Fertilizers & Vegetables

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Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Ehowgarden Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/Ehowgarden When planting with a cutting from a blueberry tree, you're going to want to make sure that you take that cutting in just the right way. Take a cutting from a blueberry true with help from a longtime gardener and blogger in this free video clip. Expert: Amy Whitney Bio: Amy Whitney is a gardener and blogger in Kennesaw, Georgia, where she has lived for more than 20 years. Filmmaker: Cory Pennington Series Description: Whether you're planing berries, vegetables or are just trying to make your own homemade fertilizer, a few key tips and tricks are going to help make the process go a lot more smoothly. Get tips on berry gardening, fertilizers and vegetables with help from a longtime gardener and blogger in this free video series.

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what type of light do you put the potted stems in while they are inside the bag?

Good video girl. Thanks from England.

How to tell if your blueberry cutting has succeeded or failed ? In making way for new plants and attempts.and how long should it take for blueberry cuttings to take root?

How long should it take blueberry cuttings to grow roots? And how to tell if your cutting has succeeded or failed and died ? in making way for new plants and cutting that have failed

I would also consider dipping the stems in water that has had willow twigs soaking in it, and then I would dip them in honey. Both act similar to rooting hormones, as they are anti-bacterial.

Did you tell very nice. Thank you very much.

+ehowgarden hi ive had alot of failure trying this do you scrape all the green off so its just gone white and would using a rooting hormone like ylbutric acid help or hinder it

Great job! Thank you

your blueberry bush is HUGE!

Hi, What time of the year should you take cuttings ideally?

very awesome, thanks

Cocoa shells mixed with peanut shells and ground up are acidic and nitrogen based! Placed in soil close to plants not directly on roots it will burn them and kill them let the plant roots grow to the food and then they will take off! Cocoa shells are a land scape material sold in box stores

I watched both this video and the one about blueberries from seeds. Would peat pots be good?

I know that blueberries need an acid soil, so would it help to adjust the pH of the soil before trying to root the cuttings?

So you do not keep any leaves. oh. shall give it a try :)