Holy Canoli it's Pam!! I literally just searched for how to revive my Blueberry plant and I clicked on the video without even realizing it was you! Love you Pam!! ❤️❤️
You’re so motherly. Such a warm, caring aura & personality you have. You literally feel like someone that humans could trust their life with, as well as plants. Sorry, you’re just so sweet & motherly. I want a hug!! 😅😅 Thank you so much for this video, very helpful 🤗💜
I'm in northern ireland and new to blueberrys. Thank you for your instructive and interesting video. I've learned a lot just watching your methods. Again, thank you and stay well. Shaun.
How did those Powder Blues make out? I have a Powder Blue and a Legacy Blueberry (pollinator for Powder Blue). Powder Blue can get 6 to 8 feet tall and have a spread of 6 to 8 feet. Legacy can get 8 to 10 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet spread. Other things I learned for blueberries. They love acidic soil. You'll want to make the soil yourself and the soil should be prepped 6 to 8 months in advance. Don't worry, still able to make and use last minute. Most of this is how I make my own potting soil also, just more things added for blueberries. Regular potting soil mix. What you need: Garden soil - not sure on bag price but local delivery for my 60% / 40% compost soil mix is $40 a ton. Buy bags if you can't handle a load of soil dumped in your yard. Sphagnum Peat Moss - 3cu ft bag is around $20 ($18 in my area). Perlite - $5 for 8 quart bag. (I bought 4 bags and haven't used 1 whole bag yet) perlite is the little white balls you see in potting mix, this helps with drainage. Get a 5 gallon bucket. On a tarp or in wheelbarrow Dump 2 buckets of soil, 1 bucket of sphagnum And eye ball perlite by adding a little and mixing in until it looks like potting soil. You'll save a lot of money and have high quality potting mix that costs $14+ a bag in stores. For blueberries do the same but you'll need to buy 2 more things (3 for immediate use). Pine bark nuggets $5 a bag Soil acidifier - Dr. Earth has a good one and Miracle gro has a good one, look for anything made for Rhododendrons. Add half a bucket of pine bark Handfull of soil acidifier For immediate use miracle gro makes a Rhododendron instant feed mix. Use a ph tester ($20 lowes) stabs into soil. You'll want ph around 5.5 to 6. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
Hey there! All three of my blueberries are doing well. I only grow in pots so I use the same potting soil that I use for all my plant. A 42.5 litter which fills one pot cost $8 per bag so I’m good with that because I just top off my plant. My blueberries are full of buds. Yes they like acidity so I just add a little acidity to them if needed. Thanks so much
I planted a dozen plants. The first year they gave me blueberries for my cereal every day. Last year they nearly had blueberries in them. I had the soil checked and it was good. Idk I live in RI. I even gave them food in the spring and Fall. They are in the third year this year they look the same size as when I planted them.
From my experience you were blessed to have fruit the first year. Each year tends to get better. Check out my blueberry pruning video. After this year I would suggest pruning each year to get a bigger better harvest. Thanks so much for your support
That soil is not going to work for a blueberry bush. They have to have acidic soil unlike most other plants, they need little nutrients but the key is very well slightly acidic soil. Perfect soil mix is: 1/3 Canadian peat moss, 1/3 mini pine bark nuggets and 1/3 perlite ( the Canadian peat and pine bark nuggets keep it acidic and well draining but you can always add soil acidified later if needed. Because most water is alkaline, it’s best to water with rain water or soak some pine bark nuggets in container of water and when the water turns rust color than it’s ph has changed to more acidic and you can use for watering blueberries. They do not like to be soaked or in sitting water at all. Another alternative mix can be: half peat and half pine bark nuggets and than throw a couple handfuls of sand in mix or 1/3 potting mix, 1/3 pine bark nuggets and 1/3 peat moss and add a little soil acidified if using this recipe. Also when you fertilize the plant, use fertilizer made for acid loving plants even if blueberries isn’t listed on package or you can use berry fertilizer. Blueberries are so different than other garden plants. A single plant will produce is self pollinating but they thrive with two or more plants from another variety that bloom at same time. Make sure when picking a variety that you choose one for your zone because they each need a certain amount of chill hours in winter to make them come out of dormancy in spring and if it doesn’t get the required amount than won’t bloom. Hope this helped
😂😂 I have 3 blueberry bushes and they are all producing and have for the past three years. And my rescue blueberry bush is full of berries this year. And I just bought another one! A pink lemonade blueberry bush! I fertilize with blueberry fertilizer and they thrive in my soil. But thanks for watching!
@@SavedByJesus-pi3yu I don't know what you mean by "soaked" but I transplanted 4 blueberry bushes and then they all got crazy transplant shock, red (normal cause it's september, lowering temperatures) and dry and brittle. I barely watered them cause a heavy rain fell 2 days after transplanted (first day I watered) and that humidity was in the soil for days, but I was wrong, I should have watered after that rain, instead of waiting for a week, cause they went too dry and now I think they are gonna die and lose all leaves... I don't know what to do.
Thank you so much! Welcome to The Scaredy Cat Club. Enjoy the channel (Container Crops) for more great videos ! 👀🍿Thank you so much for your support! 🍅
My blue berry plant I bought on sale looked in bad shape but I thought I could fix it. I have added some acid to the soil fingers crossed it will bounce back 🙏 I’m going to repot it soon and hope it starts to thrive.
It should be fine. What zone are you in? It should lay dormant over winter. If it needs a little trim do it at the end of winter but we’ll before spring. Mine is still doing great. Had some blueberries from it this year too! Thanks
@@TheScaredyCatGardener ah okay Ty. I’m in Australia in a cool temperate zone. So just into spring now. I will cut off the dead parts then and hope it grows back this spring/summer. Maybe it’s the just from being over wintered in bunnings. It’s a sunshine blue variety. I also have another one I bought years ago and it’s fine. So yeah I will repot it and hope it bounces back. It may have been in its pot for too long and needs a larger pot too. But I got some proper acidic fertilizer just for the blue berries today and going to see how that goes. I forgot to get a ph tester again but will get another one since someone stole mine out my front yard last year 🤦♀️ I just bought another variety today for cross pollination. Also trying to grow some from seeds from fresh and frozen store bought blue berries. Thanks again 😊
@@NMW80 you’re welcome. I also have a video on how to prune blueberries properly. That may help. Oh I didn’t know you were in Australia. Has it actually turned spring there or just about to? If you are already in spring unless it has some really obvious dead parts I wouldn’t trim it until next winter. Oh please let me know how growing them from the store bought and frozen go. I haven’t been successful at that yet but I have tried lol.
@@TheScaredyCatGardener yes it’s already spring here and unfortunately it’s probably too late. It has some dead branches at the ends. So it’s just mainly on the ends of the branches. I was just going to trim the dead parts off. I will check out your video though for sure and I subbed btw 😊 As for the store bought frozen blue berries lol I have tried it before too a few times and I also failed. It’s sad but most are packed over seas and I think they radiate them to prevent pests etc. If they were locally grown and packed then i don’t see why it wouldn’t work cos blue berries can survive freezing temps I think 🤔 I will keep you informed though for sure. Lol fingers crossed it works this time. I haven’t even gotten fresh seeds to work for me lol. I think the seeds I have been using were not fully mature. Have you had much luck with fresh BB seeds germinating? I am going to get some local frozen blue berries from my fruit n veg shop this week and try them. I know they sell local products and it’s not been out of the country so it won’t be treated etc. The supermarkets unfortunately don’t usually have locally packed and grown frozen berries which is so stupid. I doubt they would ever grow if they are from over seas since it’s prob been treated with radiation. When you tried your frozen berries were they local or do you think they were packed etc over seas and had been treated? Cheers
“Momma crops” thanks for video! My rabbit eye looks abit stressed. It’s in ground with some dukes surrounding it. I didn’t use blood meal or bone meal but next time I will. Keep on trucking! Enjoyed your video.
Hi. You almost put me to sleep listening to this video. I was so relaxed. Can I ask that you include the pH level required and how you make your batches of potting mix? I'm trying to learn to be a little more scientific when transplanting. I love your presentation.
How is she now? Btw, did you check her Ph level when repotting her? Probably was too high for a blueberry plant? Please update us on her current status.
She’s doing really well. Here is a video about me overwintering them and I touch on how she is doing th-cam.com/video/YqPkzAeLYP4/w-d-xo.html Thanks so much for your support!
what does the bone meal and blood meal do for the blue berries? I have tried many ways but this one. and how long does the new from stems plant start to show signs of life. Is it growing root if the stem looks dead? Please help.
it provides etra nutrients. They die bak in the winter and come bacck in the spring when the weather warms up. Give it time, Not sure were you are located but wait until the night temps are in the upper 60 to 70s and you should start to see some change.
Hey David! I think that translates to about a 10 gallon pot. I would not put them together. Each of my blueberry bushes is in a pot of there own which is a 13.5 gallon pot thanks so much!
It’s great and producing blueberries!!! You can see it and me talking about it in this video and a couple other ones too! Thanks for asking!! Container Garden Progress and Rewards | Container Gardening th-cam.com/video/RHvVAp11wZU/w-d-xo.html
New subscriber, just saw your other channel and really need and enjoy your content. I’m a solo guy age 68 and living in a tiny house. Not very good at gardening but I make compost from chicken bedding, weeds, comfrey and food scraps. I cook with an induction hot plate, air fryer, microwave, rice cooker, pressure cooker and slow cooker. I need all the tips and secrets I can get. Thank you!
How did this plant fare? I have a blackberry plant and a blueberry plant that I am trying to revive. I am hoping a replanting, good soil and fertiliser will do the trick.
Hi Alexis!! It is doing well and has produced a few blueberries!! 💃🏽 if you look at the this video you can see how it’s doing. Feel free to scroll over to time stamp around 15 minutes in this is where I’m talking about all 3 of my blueberries. Thank you so much for your support! th-cam.com/video/YfRCUCPtcxw/w-d-xo.html
😢when i see this my heart aches... i have a bush.she was all nice when i was gifter but i set her in the sun and everything seemed to have went wrong her leaves were brown looks like burnt and now i have her in shade but highly sinlight area. And she just seems so go down by the day. The sticks now ar turning black... i dont water too much... i dont know what i did wrong😢 feel like i can just place her in water with a root hormone or something...hate feelimg so hopeless... her roots looks brown...
New subscriber! I was wondering if you had any advice for my situation? I got two small bushes from my local co-op. One is doing just fine (and actually has a lot of immature berries). The other one, nearly all the leaves are crunchy / dry 😕 I'm thinking of repotting, but I'm not sure if it can be revived if so many of the leaves are dead? The stems are green and don't look sick, though.
Blueberries are probably the most failed crops for me. The combination of yet another brutal winter only to be assaulted by spidermites after really did them in. I currently have this sad green twig with a brown top sticking out of a pot, that's my blueberry bush😭😭😭😭😭 Tomorrow I will look for bone meal to go with the blood meal already here and see if I can revive that poor nugget.
Hey Shelly! Don’t give up on that twig. If you watch some of my more recent videos like the 50+ plants Growing in containers you will see how far this blueberry came in one year. It now has fruit. Cut the brown tip part off and I would take it out of the pot it’s in and start over. You can put it back in the same pot but shake gently as much of the soil as you can off. Wash the pot if you don’t have another one. Start with fresh potting soil. Mix the soil with 3/4 soil 1/4 mushroom compost or whatever compost you use about 1/4 cup of blood meal 1/4 cup of bone meal. If you see roots when you shake off most of the old soil you should really be in good shape. Mix everything well and replant the twig about an inch or two deeper than it was. Water it in and put it in the sunniest spot you have. And go from there. I just started propagating my blueberries I did four cuttings and waiting for them to get leaves so I can do a how to video. Keep me posted and please come back with more questions if you have them ♥️
@@TheScaredyCatGardener I have traveled to civilization and got the bonemeal.........while doing so I accidentally on purpose adopted 5 more mark downs in sad shape😁😁 Feeling confident now with your tips! Back to the hinterland to set them up and browse more of your videos.
Holy Canoli it's Pam!! I literally just searched for how to revive my Blueberry plant and I clicked on the video without even realizing it was you! Love you Pam!! ❤️❤️
lol aaaawww thank you. Yes! I have 4 channels total
@cooking At Pam’s Place
@Pam’s POV
@Pam’s Pop Ups
And this one.
Welcome! So glad you found me!
@TheScaredyCatGardener me too! Thank you so much!! 🥰❤️
You’re so motherly. Such a warm, caring aura & personality you have. You literally feel like someone that humans could trust their life with, as well as plants. Sorry, you’re just so sweet & motherly. I want a hug!! 😅😅 Thank you so much for this video, very helpful 🤗💜
Aaawwww thank you so much for your kind words! They mean a lot. And thank you for your support! Love and peaches!🧡🍑
@@TheScaredyCatGardener You’re so welcome, it’s the truth!! 🤗💜 Much love to you & thank you so much for the video. 💜💜💜💜💜💜
That’s so funny. I texted and then read comments. I called her “Momma Crops”! 👍🏻
Thank you so much . I'll be repotting my blueberry bush tomorrow. It is looking real sad in the ground here.
I'm in northern ireland and new to blueberrys. Thank you for your instructive and interesting video. I've learned a lot just watching your methods. Again, thank you and stay well. Shaun.
Glad it was helpful!
howd it go lad
All the Ross I got from lowes was root rot. So know I transplant asap. Thanks for sharing
Yes I just got it a couple days ago! Thanks so much
How did those Powder Blues make out? I have a Powder Blue and a Legacy Blueberry (pollinator for Powder Blue).
Powder Blue can get 6 to 8 feet tall and have a spread of 6 to 8 feet.
Legacy can get 8 to 10 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet spread.
Other things I learned for blueberries.
They love acidic soil.
You'll want to make the soil yourself and the soil should be prepped 6 to 8 months in advance. Don't worry, still able to make and use last minute.
Most of this is how I make my own potting soil also, just more things added for blueberries.
Regular potting soil mix.
What you need:
Garden soil - not sure on bag price but local delivery for my 60% / 40% compost soil mix is $40 a ton. Buy bags if you can't handle a load of soil dumped in your yard.
Sphagnum Peat Moss - 3cu ft bag is around $20 ($18 in my area).
Perlite - $5 for 8 quart bag. (I bought 4 bags and haven't used 1 whole bag yet) perlite is the little white balls you see in potting mix, this helps with drainage.
Get a 5 gallon bucket.
On a tarp or in wheelbarrow
Dump 2 buckets of soil,
1 bucket of sphagnum
And eye ball perlite by adding a little and mixing in until it looks like potting soil.
You'll save a lot of money and have high quality potting mix that costs $14+ a bag in stores.
For blueberries do the same but you'll need to buy 2 more things (3 for immediate use).
Pine bark nuggets $5 a bag
Soil acidifier - Dr. Earth has a good one and Miracle gro has a good one, look for anything made for Rhododendrons.
Add half a bucket of pine bark
Handfull of soil acidifier
For immediate use miracle gro makes a Rhododendron instant feed mix.
Use a ph tester ($20 lowes) stabs into soil.
You'll want ph around 5.5 to 6.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL!
Hey there! All three of my blueberries are doing well. I only grow in pots so I use the same potting soil that I use for all my plant. A 42.5 litter which fills one pot cost $8 per bag so I’m good with that because I just top off my plant. My blueberries are full of buds. Yes they like acidity so I just add a little acidity to them if needed. Thanks so much
I was given two blueberry bushes at the beginning of the year, I read that they like acidic soil
Yes! I have 2 other ones. I use coffee grounds mostly. And one bush has plenty ready to harvest!! Thanks
Good call to move her out of that pot! Thanks for sharing!!❤️
My pleasure! Thanks so much!
It's always amazing to see how shallow the roots of blueberries are 🤔
It sure is! Thank you so much
I planted a dozen plants. The first year they gave me blueberries for my cereal every day. Last year they nearly had blueberries in them. I had the soil checked and it was good. Idk I live in RI. I even gave them food in the spring and Fall. They are in the third year this year they look the same size as when I planted them.
From my experience you were blessed to have fruit the first year. Each year tends to get better. Check out my blueberry pruning video. After this year I would suggest pruning each year to get a bigger better harvest. Thanks so much for your support
That soil is not going to work for a blueberry bush. They have to have acidic soil unlike most other plants, they need little nutrients but the key is very well slightly acidic soil. Perfect soil mix is: 1/3 Canadian peat moss, 1/3 mini pine bark nuggets and 1/3 perlite ( the Canadian peat and pine bark nuggets keep it acidic and well draining but you can always add soil acidified later if needed. Because most water is alkaline, it’s best to water with rain water or soak some pine bark nuggets in container of water and when the water turns rust color than it’s ph has changed to more acidic and you can use for watering blueberries. They do not like to be soaked or in sitting water at all. Another alternative mix can be: half peat and half pine bark nuggets and than throw a couple handfuls of sand in mix or 1/3 potting mix, 1/3 pine bark nuggets and 1/3 peat moss and add a little soil acidified if using this recipe. Also when you fertilize the plant, use fertilizer made for acid loving plants even if blueberries isn’t listed on package or you can use berry fertilizer. Blueberries are so different than other garden plants. A single plant will produce is self pollinating but they thrive with two or more plants from another variety that bloom at same time. Make sure when picking a variety that you choose one for your zone because they each need a certain amount of chill hours in winter to make them come out of dormancy in spring and if it doesn’t get the required amount than won’t bloom. Hope this helped
😂😂 I have 3 blueberry bushes and they are all producing and have for the past three years. And my rescue blueberry bush is full of berries this year. And I just bought another one! A pink lemonade blueberry bush! I fertilize with blueberry fertilizer and they thrive in my soil. But thanks for watching!
@@SavedByJesus-pi3yu I don't know what you mean by "soaked" but I transplanted 4 blueberry bushes and then they all got crazy transplant shock, red (normal cause it's september, lowering temperatures) and dry and brittle. I barely watered them cause a heavy rain fell 2 days after transplanted (first day I watered) and that humidity was in the soil for days, but I was wrong, I should have watered after that rain, instead of waiting for a week, cause they went too dry and now I think they are gonna die and lose all leaves... I don't know what to do.
That’s going to be one happy Blueberry 🫐. Great job 👏
I sure hope so lol. Thanks so much ♥️
I think a powderblue blueberry is a hybrid rabbitt eye blueberry-can be pollinated with 2 other varieties
Awesome! I have 2 other varieties already! 🎉 thanks so much
cant wait to see how it grows
Me too lol thanks
It's definitely going to love the New pot
I hope so lol thanks
Roll the original pot and press on the sides gently if the plant wont come out of pot she should pot out after.
Absolutely
Thank you for sharing.
Be well and be safe.
Peace
My pleasure and you too
Great job checking the roots!! New supporter here 😉☺️
Thank you so much! Welcome to The Scaredy Cat Club. Enjoy the channel (Container Crops) for more great videos ! 👀🍿Thank you so much for your support! 🍅
My blue berry plant I bought on sale looked in bad shape but I thought I could fix it. I have added some acid to the soil fingers crossed it will bounce back 🙏
I’m going to repot it soon and hope it starts to thrive.
It should be fine. What zone are you in? It should lay dormant over winter. If it needs a little trim do it at the end of winter but we’ll before spring. Mine is still doing great. Had some blueberries from it this year too! Thanks
@@TheScaredyCatGardener ah okay Ty. I’m in Australia in a cool temperate zone. So just into spring now. I will cut off the dead parts then and hope it grows back this spring/summer. Maybe it’s the just from being over wintered in bunnings. It’s a sunshine blue variety. I also have another one I bought years ago and it’s fine. So yeah I will repot it and hope it bounces back. It may have been in its pot for too long and needs a larger pot too. But I got some proper acidic fertilizer just for the blue berries today and going to see how that goes. I forgot to get a ph tester again but will get another one since someone stole mine out my front yard last year 🤦♀️
I just bought another variety today for cross pollination. Also trying to grow some from seeds from fresh and frozen store bought blue berries. Thanks again 😊
@@NMW80 you’re welcome. I also have a video on how to prune blueberries properly. That may help. Oh I didn’t know you were in Australia. Has it actually turned spring there or just about to? If you are already in spring unless it has some really obvious dead parts I wouldn’t trim it until next winter. Oh please let me know how growing them from the store bought and frozen go. I haven’t been successful at that yet but I have tried lol.
@@TheScaredyCatGardener yes it’s already spring here and unfortunately it’s probably too late. It has some dead branches at the ends. So it’s just mainly on the ends of the branches. I was just going to trim the dead parts off. I will check out your video though for sure and I subbed btw 😊
As for the store bought frozen blue berries lol I have tried it before too a few times and I also failed. It’s sad but most are packed over seas and I think they radiate them to prevent pests etc. If they were locally grown and packed then i don’t see why it wouldn’t work cos blue berries can survive freezing temps I think 🤔
I will keep you informed though for sure. Lol fingers crossed it works this time. I haven’t even gotten fresh seeds to work for me lol. I think the seeds I have been using were not fully mature. Have you had much luck with fresh BB seeds germinating? I am going to get some local frozen blue berries from my fruit n veg shop this week and try them. I know they sell local products and it’s not been out of the country so it won’t be treated etc. The supermarkets unfortunately don’t usually have locally packed and grown frozen berries which is so stupid. I doubt they would ever grow if they are from over seas since it’s prob been treated with radiation. When you tried your frozen berries were they local or do you think they were packed etc over seas and had been treated? Cheers
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Very good information 👍👍
Nice sharing friend ❤️❤️
Keep sharing and stay connected friend 🙏
Will do and thank you so much for your support
I have a few plants that require a rescue plan too
Yes let’s rescue them. Thanks so much
“Momma crops” thanks for video! My rabbit eye looks abit stressed. It’s in ground with some dukes surrounding it. I didn’t use blood meal or bone meal but next time I will. Keep on trucking! Enjoyed your video.
Awesome! I just propagated 4 more from my existing ones. Waiting until they take off so I can do a how to video!
Hi did you say the blueberry needs a pollinater? Thank you
Yes! I actually have three
Love your concept! I have a mix of containers and raised beds!
Awesome! Thank you so much!
Hi. You almost put me to sleep listening to this video. I was so relaxed.
Can I ask that you include the pH level required and how you make your batches of potting mix?
I'm trying to learn to be a little more scientific when transplanting.
I love your presentation.
How is she now? Btw, did you check her Ph level when repotting her? Probably was too high for a blueberry plant? Please update us on her current status.
She’s doing really well. Here is a video about me overwintering them and I touch on how she is doing th-cam.com/video/YqPkzAeLYP4/w-d-xo.html Thanks so much for your support!
Great demonstration and tips thank you for sharing 🙏👍😀
My pleasure. Thanks so much
what does the bone meal and blood meal do for the blue berries? I have tried many ways but this one. and how long does the new from stems plant start to show signs of life. Is it growing root if the stem looks dead? Please help.
it provides etra nutrients. They die bak in the winter and come bacck in the spring when the weather warms up. Give it time, Not sure were you are located but wait until the night temps are in the upper 60 to 70s and you should start to see some change.
@@TheScaredyCatGardener hi do you cut them back every winter ? Do they grow in a hot climate ? Thank you
Can you place 2 young blueberry bushes in a 40 litre pot
Hey David! I think that translates to about a 10 gallon pot. I would not put them together. Each of my blueberry bushes is in a pot of there own which is a 13.5 gallon pot thanks so much!
How did the blueberry bush turn out?
It’s great and producing blueberries!!! You can see it and me talking about it in this video and a couple other ones too! Thanks for asking!! Container Garden Progress and Rewards | Container Gardening
th-cam.com/video/RHvVAp11wZU/w-d-xo.html
Nice sharing
Thank you so much!
New subscriber, just saw your other channel and really need and enjoy your content. I’m a solo guy age 68 and living in a tiny house. Not very good at gardening but I make compost from chicken bedding, weeds, comfrey and food scraps.
I cook with an induction hot plate, air fryer, microwave, rice cooker, pressure cooker and slow cooker.
I need all the tips and secrets I can get. Thank you!
How did this plant fare? I have a blackberry plant and a blueberry plant that I am trying to revive. I am hoping a replanting, good soil and fertiliser will do the trick.
Hi Alexis!! It is doing well and has produced a few blueberries!! 💃🏽 if you look at the this video you can see how it’s doing. Feel free to scroll over to time stamp around 15 minutes in this is where I’m talking about all 3 of my blueberries. Thank you so much for your support!
th-cam.com/video/YfRCUCPtcxw/w-d-xo.html
Like the new intro 💜
Yay! Thanks so much
Oh she about to grow grow
I hope 🤞🏽 so lol
First, nice intro, timely Information
Aawww thank you so much!
I forgot mine in the frost last night 😢
I lost my lemon and avocado like that last year. 🥲
😢when i see this my heart aches... i have a bush.she was all nice when i was gifter but i set her in the sun and everything seemed to have went wrong her leaves were brown looks like burnt and now i have her in shade but highly sinlight area. And she just seems so go down by the day. The sticks now ar turning black... i dont water too much... i dont know what i did wrong😢 feel like i can just place her in water with a root hormone or something...hate feelimg so hopeless... her roots looks brown...
Thanks for sharing!!!
My pleasure
I might need to up pot my lemon tree, she's struggling
Yes give her so wiggle room lol. Thanks so much
This looks very promising 👌🏾👌🏾
Praying it does well! Thanks
New subscriber! I was wondering if you had any advice for my situation? I got two small bushes from my local co-op. One is doing just fine (and actually has a lot of immature berries). The other one, nearly all the leaves are crunchy / dry 😕 I'm thinking of repotting, but I'm not sure if it can be revived if so many of the leaves are dead? The stems are green and don't look sick, though.
🤞🏾 Wishing you the best
Thank you so much!♥️♥️
You are so neat I net you keep a clean house
I try
Blueberries are probably the most failed crops for me. The combination of yet another brutal winter only to be assaulted by spidermites after really did them in. I currently have this sad green twig with a brown top sticking out of a pot, that's my blueberry bush😭😭😭😭😭 Tomorrow I will look for bone meal to go with the blood meal already here and see if I can revive that poor nugget.
Hey Shelly! Don’t give up on that twig. If you watch some of my more recent videos like the 50+ plants Growing in containers you will see how far this blueberry came in one year. It now has fruit. Cut the brown tip part off and I would take it out of the pot it’s in and start over. You can put it back in the same pot but shake gently as much of the soil as you can off. Wash the pot if you don’t have another one. Start with fresh potting soil. Mix the soil with 3/4 soil 1/4 mushroom compost or whatever compost you use about 1/4 cup of blood meal 1/4 cup of bone meal. If you see roots when you shake off most of the old soil you should really be in good shape. Mix everything well and replant the twig about an inch or two deeper than it was. Water it in and put it in the sunniest spot you have. And go from there. I just started propagating my blueberries I did four cuttings and waiting for them to get leaves so I can do a how to video. Keep me posted and please come back with more questions if you have them ♥️
@@TheScaredyCatGardener I have traveled to civilization and got the bonemeal.........while doing so I accidentally on purpose adopted 5 more mark downs in sad shape😁😁 Feeling confident now with your tips! Back to the hinterland to set them up and browse more of your videos.
@@CoffeeCakeCrumble 💃🏽💃🏽 that’s awesome!! Please keep me posted !!