Growing Blueberries in Pots - the easy way to grow blueberries anywhere!

If you struggle to grow blueberries in your native soil, growing blueberries in pots may be a great option for you! Growing blueberries in pots is an easy way to maintain optimal soil and moisture conditions for your blueberries so that you can grow blueberries no matter where you live! Following these few basic growing and care tips can ensure you a bountiful harvest of blueberries in pots!

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[timsworld]

subscribed!..wow you have really done your homework...great video...i have 18 half barrels i plan on planting blueberries in and this video has answered all of my questions...thank you...i also live in ohio (southern ohio) and have had no luck planting blueberries in the ground here.

[doraricard]

First thing I noticed is no gloves. I love to feel the dirt. Good job!!

[freshprince]

I grew huge blueberries in the deep inner city of Louisville and had success for about 10 years then we moved and they dug up the bushes. Poor neighborhood kids would always be eating my berries which was perfect. Never want a kid hungry.

[jturtle]

Thank you for speaking up about the over harvesting of peat moss.

[thekatt...]

We are blessed to be surrounded by wild blueberries, raspberries, black berries.

[finnical]

I had never heard of you before, this video just came up in recommended for me as I have an interest in blueberries. You were so thorough, so detailed, so specific with real world examples, I have subscribed! Good on you, I will be using this video when I finally plant my blueberries. St. Louis soil is typically ph neutral, so containers for me.

[tinaline]

Love that I found you! Finally someone in OHIO besides me!

[travisbruce]

I grow my blueberries in a 5 gallon wick bucket. Three years later still growing and producing wonderful blueberries.

[llellis]

This video was so helpful for me. Kiddo eats a quart a day so I'm starting 2 bushes. I did 2 two years ago and they failed because I had zero knowledge. Thank you!

[GWG]

I am glad I came across your videos. I am in northern Montgomery County and dealing with the same soil and climate issues. Thanks for the great info. There is no doubt your channel will help save time and frustration. Thanks!

[reallifejenni]

What up 6A Ohio! I’m near CLE and this is my first season growing food! Glad I found someone in my zone to watch!

[gardentours]

I grow blueberries successfully in containers as well. I'm happy that it works 👍

[lesboucher]

WARNING! It's not just the birds that love blueberries. My dog loves them as well and will daintily pick them off the bush as they ripen.... LOL.... I'm in Australia and, where I live, is alkaline soil as well and, as you mentioned, it just chews up any soil additives when I try to change the PH level. Because of this, I am trying them out in grow bags this year. Fingers crossed...

[felicializzielliving]

You could not have ANY idea of what you are talking about and I am subscribing. As soon as you came on screen I'm like "she is the cutest!!" The muscle tank, the trucker hat...LOVE!!😍👍

[dellagro]

Your method of explaining how to plant blueberries was great. Thank you!

[crazycarl]

Thank you for posting this. I picked up my first blueberry lowbush and didn't know what I was getting into in regards to soil acidity. Now I have a variety of the items you suggested to support getting more bushes. Yay.

[sn]

That is the most beautiful corner of your yard, and the song birds singing make me miss Summer already! Thank you for this fantastic video, once again it's my favorite, you seriously cover all questions, give many options, talk about what to use and avoid, and most of all they address clay soil and your zone. Thank I don't need to watch any other videos but yours!!!

[whogavehimafork]

I love birds but they only seem to love my blueberries. I have a bush that's about 2 years old that I've never eaten from. Going to buy bird netting tomorrow

[datugintuong]

Yes I am trying blueberry here in the Philippines!

[peggylee]

I love this video, so happy that you mentioned the destruction of the peat bogs which takes thousands of years to develop. Thank you from Canada.