5 Tips to Grow Lots of Blueberries

Blueberries can be a little tricky to grow, however with these 5 tips, you can grow lots of large delicious blueberries.

0:29 Variety of Blueberries
1:35 Soil Preparation
3:19 Acidic Soil
4:12 Watering
6:00 Bird Deterent

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[guloguloguy]

....WOW!!!! YOUR BLUEBERRY FARM IS GROWING GREAT!!! THANKS FOR SHARING THESE TIPS!

[sarahrussie]

I love how clear your videos are! I feel more confident about gardening when I watch and follow your videos. Thank you! 😊

[pamscarr]

We have chickens, so mine get composted chicken poo.
Our tiny plot is also surrounded by little year-round streams, so I planted the Blueberries about 5 feet from the moist soil next to one of the streams.
I must prune them this year as one of them is now ten + feet tall and bending over, but is heavy laden with fruit.

[familyforever]

Thank you so much! This helped tremendously I know what to do now with all of my blueberry bushes. And the new ones I’m planting soon. I propagated from my original one and added new varieties. I really appreciate your information.❤🌱

[NoemieOrtiz]

Thanks, Brother for this Excellente advice & tips on growing Blueberries. All Blessings to you, family and videos.Amen!🙏❤🙏🤗

[shreyapatel]

I love watching and sharing your videos with friends. I am not much in to big gardening and a fig tree I planted is still not giving any fruits after five years but my neighbor’s already getting fruits after one year!.. so discouraged by that.
Please keep making amazing videos.

[kimberlyf.]

Wow! What a harvest, thanks for sharing!

[nima]

Amazing to follow your journey and see these berries now!

[patticriss]

I always enjoy your videos. Your knowledge is astounding. Thank you for your willingness to share.

[melaniemckenzie]

Jag thanks for teaching me to make grape cuttings. I now have seven new vines. I am now onto the blue berries

[dw]

TY for another great vid, Jag! I'm gonna try blueberries after seeing this. Our dogs love 'em & so do we. Will be so much better eating home grown organic ones. All the best to you & yours.

[missalbania]

I can’t wait to grow my blueberries, thank you for the informative video!

[a.f.]

Love your videos...keep up the good work!

[ladweeb]

Lilly has a job! Love the dog as a bird deterrent. 🤗

[isabel]

I just found this channel today and I’m so happy this is so wholesome. I had a plant phase in the beginning of the pandemic but adhd makes it hard to water plants and I spend all my energy tending to my pet frogs. I recently started working with my mum because I love doing the planting part but am terrible at long term care while she is the opposite, and now we have a balcony garden that’s really beginning to thrive. Almost immediately, we noticed bugs starting to appear. First aphids, but then beetles, paper wasps, hover flies, and even a cicada. I was shocked because we live on the 15th floor of a high rise city apartment and have less than two square meters of space. About a month ago, I planted some blueberries in pots and to my surprise, within a week a beautiful native bird found it’s way to our balcony and ate a blueberry and a half. The next day, almost all the blueberries were gone.

I have decided that these birds are friends, and that as long as what I am planting is safe and healthy for them, I’m more than happy to share. The plants are still tiny and there are no blueberries right now but I’ve already decided to dedicate half the space to growing blueberries so that there will be enough for not only my mum and I, but also the birds.

[bachomtocnguyen]

I wish I lived close by your farm. Thank you for your video. Surely love and enjoy to watch your hints so much.

[Bigfoottehchipmunk]

Thank you so much! I did serious soil amendment, digging out a deep and wide hole. I included peat and a small amount of sand with the composted soil, as the bed they went into was a clay soil shrub bed. That was not fun to dig by hand, but at least someone else removed the shrubs. I recall sprinkling something in, so that must have been an acidifier.
I fertilized them this spring and they seem to be doing fine. We have had a lot of rain. I was worried some that our downspout right above them was clogged and dumping over the top and flooding the ground between the two, but maybe that was a blessing in disguise. Between cutting down a locust tree nearby, which also allows more sunlight, and the massive spring rains, the downspout is working properly now, just dumping nearby.
👍 I really appreciate the tip about vinegar in the water. I need to check pH, so I will definitely keep that in mind. Again, thank you for sharing good information.

[EazyT]

Wow this is harder than I thought. I just got into gardening but I’ll take your tips and see how it goes. Thank you sir

[sandramahadeo]

Hi Jag nice video I don’t have space for planting but I love to watch other people planting to you and your family stay safe bye.

[elizabethogilvie]

Great information Jag. You didn't say it was easy and I appreciate that. 👍🏾