Blueberry is a very popular new fruit in the market in recent years. It has been loved and sought after by consumers. However, it is not for no reason. Blueberry is rich in nutrients, and is one of the five healthy fruits recommended by the world food and agriculture organization. With the increasing market demand, many growers are also preparing to grow blueberries, so surely someone will ask, if you want to grow blueberries, what kind of planting conditions should you have?

Planting technology

The planting of blueberry is troublesome, so the planting technology of blueberry is a very critical condition for planting blueberry. The planting conditions of blueberry are relatively strict, and if the planting technology is not mature, it is difficult to successfully grow blueberry. The basic requirements for planting blueberry include greenhouse seedling refining, greenhouse seedling raising, maintenance management, mixing nutrient soil and pest control.

Soil quality requirements

The best soil quality is slightly acidic soil. When planting in slightly acidic soil, blueberries will survive more easily and the quality of blueberries will be better. The blueberry planting area should be flat and the slope should be small, and the light should be sufficient, and there should be no shelter around the planting area. Finally, the soil must have good permeability and good drainage and water retention. Soil that is too poor is not suitable for growing blueberries, and it is best if the soil contains high organic matter.

Climatic conditions

There are many varieties of blueberries, and different varieties of blueberries have different requirements for climate conditions. If dwarf blueberries can grow above 40 degrees, high-altitude blueberries are suitable for growing at minus 28 degrees, while semi high altitude blueberries are suitable for growing at minus 40 degrees. When we are planting, we must choose suitable blueberry varieties according to the climatic conditions of the planting place.

Water and fertilizer demand

Generally, when we choose a planting place, we will choose a place with high-quality water around it, because the demand for water and fertilizer for planting blueberries is still relatively strict, and it is also convenient for later irrigation. Blueberry planting does not require high nutrient requirements. If there is too much fertilizer, it will affect the growth of blueberries. The land can be improved appropriately, and some sawdust, leaf mulch, river sand, grass charcoal, etc. can be properly improved.