Tips for Growing Blueberries

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Blueberries are an excellent source of vitamin C and antioxidants. But, if you're planning on growing your own, be prepared to spend some time prepping the soil. This segment covers several key points for growing healthy, productive blueberries. Produced by the Department of Communications at Kansas State University. For more information, visit our website at: http://www.kansasgreenyards.org

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Hello sir I am Harjit singh from India state Punjab I wanted to grow blue burries in Punjab tell me how to grow my soil pH 5.0
One of the best fruits you can eat today.
I have sulpher in my water...would that be enough to drop the Ph?
and the brochures say that "Bluberries are easy to grow!!" I grow in pots, In my small back yard and bring my blueberries into the greenhouse in June (Merseyside UK) to replace tender plants which can go outside. The birds don't stand a chance. I've done this with strawberries too. I think I made a mistake once of using national Growmore fertiliser on them. In future it will be Sequestered Iron. I think I may also have over fed them.
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love blueberries :)
Thanks for the great informational video. The PH information ... every thing you said was right on about blue berry culture.
This was a very informative video. I planted blueberries here in Phoenix a couple months ago, and lately they've started to look burned so I've been shading them. Someone told me the problem is also that the water here is too alcaline and it gets on the leaves themselves when the sprinkler system is running. Is this really a problem?
"Birds like blueberries" … LOL, aint that the truth! I just spent all day trying to get a net around my blueberries and strawberries here … a bird ate my first strawberry. I'm getting a windmill! I am trying to grow blueberries in a self-watering container … like an Earthbox, any hints ?