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02-03-2012, 09:59 PM
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Blueberries leaf/bud differently
Amici -
I put in two blueberry bushes last year. Now they are moving into Spring. They are in large pots, getting plenty of sun & the right amount of water, receiving light monthly applications of appropriate fertilizer. O'Neal is blossoming up a storm but just starting to leaf out, where as Bountiful Blue is all leafed out, but zip buds. Was it anything I did/didn't do? Do I need to jog Bountiful Blue a little? With more fertilizer, or? Why would two varieties act so differently? This is So Calif coastal. Tx HB |
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02-03-2012, 10:47 PM
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Blueberries leaf/bud differently
Higgs Boson wrote:
Amici - I put in two blueberry bushes last year. Now they are moving into Spring. They are in large pots, getting plenty of sun & the right amount of water, receiving light monthly applications of appropriate fertilizer. O'Neal is blossoming up a storm but just starting to leaf out, where as Bountiful Blue is all leafed out, but zip buds. Was it anything I did/didn't do? Do I need to jog Bountiful Blue a little? With more fertilizer, or? Why would two varieties act so differently? genetics D |
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