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Let’s talk Iron Deficiency In Blueberry Plants 🌱

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  • @shawnturner7064
    @shawnturner7064 3 місяці тому +1

    It is a PH problem. Blueberries need a PH between 4.0 to 5.5. Iron application is a short-term fix. You MUST fix soil! Elemental Sulphur will fix it. I would repot it completely. Your soil mix should be 40 percent PEat and 40 Pinebark Mulch and 10% compost.

  • @chrisbyerly2276
    @chrisbyerly2276 3 місяці тому +1

    One plant needs 15 gallon pot. Overcrowded.

    • @TheGardeningArtist
      @TheGardeningArtist  3 місяці тому

      Yes, I know this but I’m a renter and getting ready to move so I’m saving my back. Plus, most of my blueberry bushes have been doing just fine and the other purple pots. These are also very small blueberry plants that I was focused on. I’m pretty sure they are fine for the size they are in the pot that they currently are in. Thanks for the constructive criticism.

  • @williamsmith9815
    @williamsmith9815 3 місяці тому +1

    Nice video..what do you apply for iron deficiency?To me It looks like a drainage problem unless you recently watered it

    • @TheGardeningArtist
      @TheGardeningArtist  3 місяці тому +1

      I haven’t addressed the iron deficiency yet thank you so much for the suggestion. I did however repot the berries and they are now thriving.

  • @xeniarivera6263
    @xeniarivera6263 Рік тому +1

    Change your soil.

    • @TheGardeningArtist
      @TheGardeningArtist  Рік тому

      I added some worm castings to help improve the soil.

    • @shawnturner7064
      @shawnturner7064 3 місяці тому +1

      @@TheGardeningArtist That will only make soil more alkaline. You need to repot In Peat and Pinebark. This will give you a PH of 4.0 -5.0, this will fix it.

    • @TheGardeningArtist
      @TheGardeningArtist  3 місяці тому

      @@shawnturner7064 thank you for your suggestions. I did end up re potting and the larger plant is doing great. The smaller one still has yellow leaves. Someone else suggested it could be an iron deficiency so I’m looking into that as well.