Hi All,
Just wondered if anyone can help. I have bought a couple of blueberry bushes that I'll grow in containers, but before I plant them out I thought I'd better check I'm not about to mess them up!!! I have read that they should first be transferred into a ~30cm pot, transplanting to ~50-60cm pot in subsequent years. I just wondered what would happen if if I went straight in at the larger pot. I have two large pots that currently aren't doing anything and the garden centre only sells ericaceous compost in very large bags, so if I only used smaller pots I'd probably have half a bag of acidic compost lying around for a couple of years which I don't really have the room for. Obviously this isn't a massive issue, so if it really is best to pot in a smaller container I don't mind, just want to make sure they don't die really!!!
What do you think? Thanks!!!
Just wondered if anyone can help. I have bought a couple of blueberry bushes that I'll grow in containers, but before I plant them out I thought I'd better check I'm not about to mess them up!!! I have read that they should first be transferred into a ~30cm pot, transplanting to ~50-60cm pot in subsequent years. I just wondered what would happen if if I went straight in at the larger pot. I have two large pots that currently aren't doing anything and the garden centre only sells ericaceous compost in very large bags, so if I only used smaller pots I'd probably have half a bag of acidic compost lying around for a couple of years which I don't really have the room for. Obviously this isn't a massive issue, so if it really is best to pot in a smaller container I don't mind, just want to make sure they don't die really!!!
What do you think? Thanks!!!
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