10 months have past, since I planted my blueberries from the
nursery in 20 liter black bags.
I planted 5 plants of each variety in:
50% Compost
20% Perlite
20% Woodchips
10% Sphagnum moss
I planted 4 plants of each variety in:
30% Compost
30% Perlite
30% Woodchips
10% Sphagnum moss
Finally, I added one teaspoon of Aluminium Sulphate to keep the
soil Ph between 4.5 and 5.5.
It is too early to draw any conclusions on the viability of
a blueberry project in the Port
Elizabeth region. It is impossible to see which
varieties...
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