Usually, blueberries produce fruit only once a year. Usually when you plant blueberries, they will bloom and bear fruit in the second year, but the yield will be less and it will take until the third year to produce more fruits. In addition, blueberries usually bear fruit around March or April of each year.

While blueberries can tolerate semi-shade, it is a very light-loving fruit, in order to fruit a large number, you must choose a good maintenance location, raised in a place with enough light, and keep more than 6 hours of direct light every day. Under the action of sunlight, it can encourage the accumulation of nutrients and promote fruiting.

Blueberry planting precautions

Planting blueberry trees must be carried out in a place with deep and loose soil, and the ph of the soil should be between 4.1-5.6 so that the plant can grow healthily. Also, rich organic matter is helpful for its development. The soil should also be given enough base fertilizer before planting, and regular plowing should be done, as well as mulching with pine needles or sawdust.

Blueberry trees need plenty of water to grow, and a moist environment is more favorable to plant development. During its growing season, be sure to water frequently to keep the soil moist, and spray the air appropriately to increase humidity. In winter, the climate is cold, watering should also be reduced, usually once a week is enough, and do not have stagnant water.