In today’s episode we will be covering five reasons why your blueberry plants might be having their leaves turn red. Hopefully it helps! Happy gardening.
VIDEO: Why are My Blueberry leaves Turning Red? 5 Reasons
In today’s episode we will be covering five reasons why your blueberry plants might be having their leaves turn red. Hopefully it helps! Happy gardening.
Thanks for this, perfect timing
When I’m treating blueberry bushes with soil acidifier, how often should I be applying it? Is it a weekly thing? Monthly?
Perfect timing. Several of my blueberry plants have red leaves. We have wild temp changes lately.
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Luke I agree your timing Is incredible I just recently planted a brand new blueberry bush myself and the leaves were red I did a few things to clam the stress I hope It helps
Mine are greenish yellow right now. I fed it coffee and have watered it. Honestly i'm glad it came back this year.
Can you please do a video on pruning the blueberry canes and when
Perfect timing the menards blueberry plant is a little red I’m actually going to try hard this year.
Always great information
Yes! I was searching all over last month when my plants started turning red. Turns out, it was my fault for fertilizing them when they didn't need it
Yo you didn’t post a link to trifecta plus!
How did you know my new blueberry bush turned red? THANK YOU!
What would cause some of the branches of blueberry plants to be dead after winter?
Another acid source is vinegar, diluted 50/50.
Thanks for the video. Planted several different variety bushes over winter. Half that were potted and the other bare root. All of them had tiny red freckles here and there but the bare root ones are the worst. After looking it up I was worried it was a fungus but it didn't exactly match the pics I've seen. Is it common when one starts turning red to start out as red specs and eventually turn full red?
So global warming basically then? Weather wise.
Temperature fluctuation – Michigan in particular has gone from 90 to 40 this week.
Water – The roots of the plant should be able to accept lack of water as it matures and adapts, but it wants damp soil to uptake nutrients
Acidity – Blueberries need acidic soil
Lack of nutrients – Amend your soil
Pests cause stress – Aphids and Spider mites remove sap from leaves
When y'all getting Trifecta plus back in?
My blueberries die every winter. They grow beautiful all summer, great blueberries but winter comes suddenly here, 80° high to 30° high in one day. I've tried in ground, in pots, bringing them inside the barn for winter and leaving them out, they never come back in the spring. Any clue why?
What do you recommend to get rid of aphids?
How often should soil tests be preformed?
i had problems growing blueberry plants so i put in a small koi pond now the soil near the plant is better for it
Two years of no blueberries on my plants, got serious with them this year and transplanted them from the ground into 17 gallon pots. The soil I went to is 50% peat moss 50% pine mulch. (Better PH) Now hundred of blooms. Thanks for your videos.
So do you mean “used” coffee grounds? And how much and how often per plant?
Thank you
Whenever I see something turn red, I usually don’t worry. I automatically think sun working because I like growing carnivorous plants