How to Propagate Blueberries | EASILY root Blueberry Cuttings

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[SiriusScientist]

This is the best blueberry cutting video I’ve seen and I almost didn’t continue watching because of the intro length. Great job and I’ll definitely be scrolling through the other videos you’ve uploaded

[ThexWhiskey]

Nice work on the video, and that background music is spot-on!

[marvideo]

6:45 - that’s a great looking root system. Blueberries love acidic soil, and not much nitrogen, so make sure you mix your soil with pine bark nuggets, or wood chips, and plenty of peat moss. I would definitely add soil acidifier. At first use mild solution of berry specific fertilizer (like Jack’s 25-9-17). It’s hard to achieve a good soil in a very tiny container, so I would suggest to move it to a bigger one, and create more forgiving environment.
Mulch it with pine needles or wood chips.
Good luck with your project !

[Ritterkritterz]

1 minute in and still in intro. Good video! Thank you for sharing.

[Redlineix]

Really great video also loved the music in the background, very relaxing and informative

[sv]

Wow thanks
I gone try this, probably in hot climates it will grow faster
Love the clear container green house

[kathspark]

Excellent tutorial looking forward to taking cuttings of my blueberries.

[charlesoleary]

Didn’t even know you could do that😮
Thanks and subscribed

[gardenofseeden]

Very cool, ima try this. I have 15 blueberry bushes and want anther 30 more.

[WhiteMRabbit]

Blueberries like acidic soil, you can make your own by mixing in some sand to regular soil

[BrotherSage]

Thank you Coelum - Home-grown Blueberries are one of my favorite fruits (and Strawberries too!) Blessings...

[chriskourlos]

Love the music it tranquilizer me to only hear your voice of wisdom. Bless you brother.
Why didn't you use hormone powder?

[jasonhagerman]

Awesome thank you. Can't wait to watch some of your other videos.

[luigi]

What time zone are you in? What month do you harvest your Blueberry cuttings and what do you do with the young plants for the winter? Thanks for the Video.

[josephraicevich]

What time of year was this? Were cuttings subject to freezing temps? How often did you water cuttings? Thanks(edit) I scrolled thru some other comments and think I got my answers)

[seanrathmakedisciples]

I’ve subscribed to your YouTube channel from Ireland. ❤

[LC_Boston]

This was great, but I found myself wondering what you do next. What do you do with them over the winter (in a cold climate), and when can you plant them in the ground?

[jasonlovely]

How long do new cuttings need to grow in greenhouse before i can plant in the ground?

[kokilakoorganicmanjarifarm]

When is the best time to propogate and thank you for the information

[JohnSmith-gyqj]

All very new to all this. When was this done is the growing season? Thankyou for keeping this simple. WHat type of sand was it as I will have to buy sand as I dont have any on my acre of land. I bought a BB plant amd put it in a wicking bed. They stayed alive but didnt flourish. Then I learnt they prefer a slightly acid soil and since using that its been going like gangbusters but to get a regular supply in the kitchen I will need about a 100 plants. When was this done in the growing season? One of the gr8 things I love about gardening is the learning curve is continous.