DiggersJo
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No idea of the growing season there, but think that feed should be weekly if it is liquid and an awful lot more. If a solid feed no idea as it's not something I would use
Brown Spots on Blueberries v.2
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Harveyshot
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There’s not a whole lot to liquid feed I’ve seen that would work.
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In general, I agree with you @Harveyshot ...but have you tried fish emulsion? I have found it is ideal for my blueberries. It's safe, effective, acidic and provides "gentle" nitrogen which is important for blueberries. Works for me!
DiggersJo
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Well there is plenty of acidic liquid feed on Amazon.co.uk (I'm sure other outlets too) most of which are fine for blueberries. Perhaps it is not so common in the US? But my post was not saying to use liquid over solid, just that if it is liquid being used that it would be more than a cup. Basically solid would be the same as liquid and follow the instructions for me. These were the 1st granule type I found
That would probably save me some time as I feed weekly in the growing season, but I'm not so sure I want to risk it as the plants are fine.
That would probably save me some time as I feed weekly in the growing season, but I'm not so sure I want to risk it as the plants are fine.
Harveyshot
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I’ll give it a shot, thanks.In general, I agree with you @Harveyshot ...but have you tried fish emulsion? I have found it is ideal for my blueberries. It's safe, effective, acidic and provides "gentle" nitrogen which is important for blueberries. Works for me!