How to grow blueberries in spring

1. Soil

Give blueberries soil with strong drainage properties. You can choose a ceramic pot filled with flower soil that is more suitable for growing them. Soil with good air permeability is conducive to their growth. In addition, you can cover the surface of the flower soil with a layer of peat soil, which is more conducive to the plant's fit and growth.

2. Fertilization

Its fertilizer requirements are relatively simple, and you can add some base fertilizer in advance when planting in a flowerpot. During its growth period, you can add an appropriate amount of decomposed organic fertilizer. You can drill holes in the soil and sprinkle it in, and then water the plant. Be careful not to set the concentration too high.

3. Temperature

In winter, you must pay attention to keeping it warm to avoid frostbite. It is best to move it indoors for breeding, so that it can survive the winter better and avoid frostbite or freezing to death.

4. Watering

New plantings need to be watered with enough water first. Keeping the soil in the pot relatively moist will be more conducive to its growth. Otherwise, it may directly affect its growth. Insufficient water can also cause its roots to dry out and fail to absorb water normally.

5. Pruning

When it grows to a certain stage, it needs regular pruning to cut off excess branches, dead branches, and diseased branches to avoid excessive consumption of nutrients.