On the garden cultivation techniques of Blueberry

Blueberry, a Rhododendron family blueberry plants, rich in anthocyanins, taste sweet, very delicious. There are many varieties of blueberries,Driscoll's is the most common imported one on the market. There are many domestic brands. Compared with imported ones, there is no big difference in taste. It's just that the imported price is higher and the blueberry grains are bigger. I love eating blueberries one box at a time. I've also thought about planting a small blueberry tree at home. Now online shopping is developed, and it's not a big problem to buy the blueberry tree that has already borne fruit. But I just want to plant my own blueberry tree from the saplings, and watch it grow little by little, blossom to bear fruit, and then taste the fruits of labor, Such a complete process brings incomparable sense of achievement. However, it's not easy to understand what I'm talking about on paper. I absolutely know that I have to practice it. I still need to learn a lot about it in practice. Recently, I have a general understanding of blueberry garden cultivation techniques.

Any plant has conditions for soil, especially for fruit trees. Blueberry is suitable for the soil with pH value of 4.2 ~ 5.6, deep soil layer, loose and fertile texture, organic matter content of more than 2.5% and living soil layer of more than 60 cm. This is relatively professional. In short, acidic soil is the best. My soil over there is suitable for planting tea, so it should be alkaline soil. So, can't blueberries be planted in alkaline soil? Not really. If the soil pH value is less than 4.5, you can add a small amount of lime. What you need to pay attention to is the dosage of lime. If you don't want to take the time to learn, you can ask experts to test and then add an appropriate amount of lime.

At this point, we have to mention the rapid progress of modern science and technology, the emergence of a technology that can grow blueberries even without soil, that is hydroponics. It seems that water culture blueberry doesn't need soil. It just needs to add proper nutrient solution in water, so that the roots of blueberry plant can absorb the nutrients needed for growth. In addition, blueberry is a kind of fruit tree with high water requirement, so the success rate of hydroponic cultivation is even higher.

In short, now the planting industry is really very extensive. With the development of the Internet, planting is no longer the strength of farmers. There are many "small gardens", "small orchards" and "small vegetable gardens" in the city. That's good, isn't it?