Easiest Way to Grow Blueberry Plants from Cuttings

Growing blueberry plants from cuttings can be tricky, however these techniques make propagating and growing blueberry plants very easy!

0:19 Taking Blueberry Cuttings
0:48 Growing Medium
1:12 Preparing Blueberry Cuttings
2:53 Watering
3:06 Sunlight
3:21 Fertilizing
4:00 Patents
4:28 Closing Statement

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[DaisyCreekFarms]

I forgot to mention to keep pH of your growing medium to 5.0 to 5.5 when growing blueberry cuttings. You can add vinegar or sulfur to lower the pH of your growing medium.

[ferferiify]

Woo 🙂 one video 2 golden points .1- Home made root hormone, I need to find this video.2- No pay anymore for extra plant .
Thank you so very much 🌿🌿

[gefginn]

Great post my friend. This is the best propagation video I've seen.

[jackstone]

Absolutely great videos every time dude. Awesome. So useful and interesting

[steveowens]

Thanks Jag! It worked worked great. I had new leaves growing in two weeks. They’re still sitting in the window, get watered daily and growing well.

[melaniemckenzie]

Oh I just took cuttings today...I have had such success with my cutting since finding your wonderful videos. Thank you so much

[lisarogers]

Really informative video. I have some amazing blueberry plants I saved from my first house and planted at my parents' house more than 30 years ago. They are doing really well so I want to take cuttings off of those plants to grow at my new house. This video will help me be successful.

[anithasolomona.t]

All your video are with scientific reason.
Good

[jeffreyscarnley]

Hey J, I have done my black berries the same way, from one of your other videoes. Thanks a lot.

[msavina]

I had ran out of stakes, and I snipped a tree branch, shoved it in ground and used it as a small stake. It budded, to my surprise, and grew leaves. That was really an awesome discovery. So, when I cut my rose back, I just jammed a few branches in a pot that I was growing veg in. Three out of four rooted and budded. I kept one and it is doing well. 😃
I know the honey is a natural antimicrobial agent, I suppose to hinder mold. What does the cinnamon and aloe do?
Jaz, I noticed something looks a lil different about you. 🤔

[brettbarce]

Thanks for the informative video. I have been trying to get wild blueberries to propagate for four(4) years now. I've tried soft wood cutting, hard wood cuttings, grafting( ending in killing a plant) seeds, and have just about deemed that digging is the only way. But will give yours a try, never tried to take cutting when dormant, now I don't know why, but am looking forward for the snow to abate to try. Thanks you got a sub from ALASKA

[realvipul]

if my plant is patented, will it secretly send messages to patent owner about me? 🤔

[saretcookingandlifestyle]

Very nice sharing video, It's very useful for watching 👍

[patricksplantspaketho]

Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark .☀️🌿😊🇩🇰..

[vanislandbeauty]

thanks alot for the video😁😁😁
you have taught me alot👊🏼

[AwankO]

oooo not as complicated as I thought it would be 😯

[iloveboule]

Thank you for the tips. I've been trying to grow berries plants from cuttings several time but to no avail😢, they always dry out.

[chrispedersen]

Hi Jag. Thanks for sharing another great video 😊. I am not sure if you knew you can use willow bark water ( chopped piece's of bark in a jar of water) for cuttings also. Helpps with root development.

[growingpawpaw]

Just to throw a differing perspective here- There is research from Oregon State which found blueberries do not require any growth hormone, and that keeping cuttings damp in peat moss for a few months to allow callus tissue to form is more important than hormones.

[PrayerOpensDoor]

I have just purchased blue crop blueberry bushes but have not planted them as it still gets to below 0 here in Canada. After watching many videos where all say the soil has to be acidic I measured my own clay soil. Of Course it is very alkaline . Now, I'm fearful to grow these bushes. I thought I would buy bagged acidic soil and put them in a raised bed. Then I will deal with them in fall and put them in the ground. I don't have much hope as I don't know how to keep soil, acidic. Thank you for this video.