Blueberry Fertilizer – Liquid Plant Food for Bigger Berries, Better Fruit Production & Stronger Root Development, 8 oz

My blueberry bush seems to do really well with this fertilizer. Had tons of blueberries this year. Now I just need to keep the birds from stealing them all.

My blueberry bush was dying so I thought I’d give this a try. Couple days later it was already perked up and it’s growing like crazy again. Very happy with this fertilizer.

I have always wanted blueberry bushes, but I didn’t want to spend the money for full grown bushes. I purchased a stem with roots at Aldi for six dollars. Then I added this fertilizer as directed and within a few weeks I have adorable little plants. Highly recommend this product to help you grow blueberry bushes from tiny plants or stems with roots.

I'm not sure where many people get that this lowers the pH, I don't see any literature evidencing that. But if the pH is too high then the nutrients can be locked out from being translocated thru the plant's roots system, leading to a failing plant. Lowering the pH in soil is a slow process, if you apply the appropriate chemical this year, yYou'll may get some effect next year. I like to mulch with a thick layer of pine wood chips, just make sure you don't dig them into your dirt or they will rob your plant of nitrogen. I give them a good dose of fish emulsion and/or kelp once every couple weeks, since I use pine chips and pine straw.

This actually works I noticed my blueberry plants are responding better to this then the most expensive product at the Big box retailers.

I like this fertilizer for blueberries all balanced minerals and comonents

Bought to lower Ph for blueberries. Had 0 effect

It hasn't killed them .