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Bringing out the blueberries
- Thread starter Miraculous Meds
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Movement13
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Beauties! I got one on the way hoping for a girl
iStruggle
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I hope you get a female!
Im thinking i may have 4 females and a male. Wishful thinking if im honest
Great! Nothing does it like a good rain! Those are in full sun and are expressing proper form! It may be good to clear more grass around the plants to make room for the roots to grow. Grass will compete with your plants. Not sure how far back but to the dripline of how big you expect them to get would be good! 
Also could put down straw to conserve moisture and shade the soil.
Also could put down straw to conserve moisture and shade the soil.
iStruggle
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I actually just removed straw. Bought some black felt to lay downGreat! Nothing does it like a good rain! Those are in full sun and are expressing proper form! It may be good to clear more grass around the plants to make room for the roots to grow. Grass will compete with your plants. Not sure how far back but to the dripline of how big you expect them to get would be good!
Also could put down straw to conserve moisture and shade the soil
iStruggle
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I cant wait either! Just beautiful plants already
iStruggle
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Always welcome good advice. Thanks
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Glad you got some mulch put down! Have a little suggestion. Mulch is better for the roots than rocks. I would apply mulch under the plants too.
Rocks are ok but they can impede the root growth, I have seen this in landscapes several times with small trees people planted, where the rock ended up causing the tree to go into decline. Most of the time the rock was very thick. If rock is used it would have to be very thin like only 1 layer of stones under the plant to minimize the impact of the rock to the roots. I would advise not using it though.
Using the mulch will provide 0.5 N and an environment where roots can flourish.
Rocks are ok but they can impede the root growth, I have seen this in landscapes several times with small trees people planted, where the rock ended up causing the tree to go into decline. Most of the time the rock was very thick. If rock is used it would have to be very thin like only 1 layer of stones under the plant to minimize the impact of the rock to the roots. I would advise not using it though.
Using the mulch will provide 0.5 N and an environment where roots can flourish.
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ChinookKing
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Will you be releasing any f13 bx, f13 S1, f13 f6 in the future? Ive been trying to find some f13 beans for a good minute unsuccessfully. I would love to get my hands on some. I just picked up a pack of your Instablue. Im a fan of your work and your knowledge of blueberry is impessive.
This stuff is ready. Just taste tested the Deep Chunk x Blueberry that had root rot and was culled last weekend. It has a light medical indica flavor with blueberry undertones. It certainly has potency for medical needs. I have a couple big plant of this stuff too! Will make winter go smooth!
Blueberry plants are looking killer, very frosty! It even looks like a blueberry, similar look to the DC x Blueberry, glad it carried thorugh. Love the purple calyxes on purple leaves background, looks like a blueberry fruit! Mine even have a smell similar to blueberry! What is the smell like on those?
Miraculous Meds
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Im testing the f13 bc now, looking good so far.
