Is the blueberry yield high? What is the yield per acre?

Is blueberry production high?

The yield of blueberries is not very high. In most cases, the yield per mu of blueberries is around 5-8 kg. Generally, the yield of northern highbush, southern highbush, semi-highbush and rabbiteye blueberries is relatively high. The factors affecting the yield of blueberries are mainly related to temperature and light.

How to grow blueberries for high yields

1. Soil

The soil when planting blueberries must be fertile and loose. Generally, it is best to plant them in acidic soil. If the Ph value of the soil is too high, it will cause the death of seedlings. Generally, when the soil is less acidic, some sulfur powder can be applied to adjust it.

2. Planting

When planting blueberries, the number of tall bushes should generally be less than that of short bushes. The planting spacing can be about 1.5 meters. After planting, just water the soil thoroughly.

3. Maintenance

When spring comes after blueberry planting, weak branches need to be pruned off, and replanting is needed 3 or 4 years after planting. Choosing 5-year-old seedlings can increase yield.